English Cutting Garden Wallpaper

Cosmos is a delicate daisy-like bloom known for feathery foliage and effortless beauty through the seasons. First cultivated by Spaniards in the 18th-century, its vibrant petals—pink, white, crimson— bloom from midsummer to frost and thrive in sun-drenched soil. We plant them in pots dotted around the formal gardens and terraces, as well as in beds to harvest handfuls for our florists.

A hardy annual that resembles small and dainty hollyhocks, sidalcea are part of the mallow genus of plants that includes cotton.Their upright and elegantly arching stems are smothered in silky pale pink flowers that continue to produce more blooms for weeks on end from their numerous side branches.With delicately serrated leaves they last very well in the vase and are loved by butterflies and bees.

Sweetly scented with colours ranging from whites and the palest pink through to deeper rose and various hues of blue, phlox have long and sturdy stems making them an ideal cut flower.Lasting beautifully in the vase they can be picked from May through to late summer and are a favourite not only of our florist Sophie but also the bees and butterflies that dance over the rows of blooms all summer long.