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5Flowerona Reflects: blooms & bloggers
It’s so lovely to finally feel that spring is here with the temperature starting to rise a little in the UK. Here’s what I’ve been up to this week…including buying these new (and very budget friendly) spring blooms to brighten … Continue reading
0Flowerona Reflects: muscari & mimosa
It’s been another busy week! Here’s what I’ve been up to… My week Last weekend Last Saturday, I was invited to attend a course run by Georgie Newbery of Common Farm Flowers. You may remember that I featured an interview … Continue reading
0Flowerona Reflects: roses & more roses…
It was so lovely to start off this week with sunshine. And the warmth encouraged the Tete-a-Tete narcissi in our garden to bloom. Here’s what I’ve been up to… My week Monday, Tuesday & Thursday Mainly office days…dealing with emails, … Continue reading
0Flowerona Reflects: tulips & traders
I hope you’ve had a great week… Here in the UK, the weather’s beginning to warm up just a little and spring bulbs are slowly starting to emerge in our garden. My tulip bulbs, even though the squirrels have tried … Continue reading
0Flowerona Reflects: crocuses & catwalks
Well, it’s definitely still winter here in the UK…with biting icy winds and overcast days. But at least we’re starting to see little purple, yellow and white crocuses being brave enough to bloom! Here’s what I’ve been up to this … Continue reading
0Flowerona Reflects: sweet peas & schools
Well, it’s been a very busy week! Here’s what I’ve been up to… My week Monday A stay-at-home day…writing blog posts and dealing with emails. Tuesday On Tuesday afternoon, I travelled into London to meet up with Kate from Laura … Continue reading
0Flowerona Reflects: robins & ranunculus
Well, this week in ‘Flowerona Land’, everything has been a little less rosy than normal… I won’t go into all the detail, but the company who host my blog, GoDaddy, decided to restrict my access to Flowerona for security reasons … Continue reading
2Flowerona Reflects: freesias & fashion
Winter has well and truly arrived here in the UK this week, with lots of snow blanketing many of us yesterday. I hope it doesn’t scupper your weekend plans too much… Here’s what I’ve been up to this week. My … Continue reading
0Flowerona reflects: amaryllis & arrangements
I hope you’ve had a lovely week. Only a few days now until Christmas Day! Here’s what I’ve been up… Out & about Saturday & Sunday Last Saturday and Sunday, I was very privileged to be invited by Javier and … Continue reading
0Flowerona reflects: floriculture & features
Despite the cold, wintery and wet weather we’ve been having in the UK, I hope reading Flowerona has brightened up your week! Here’s what I’ve been up to… Out & about Monday and Tuesday were pretty much ‘stay at home … Continue reading















