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Top 10 Hellebores

Here at Hayloft, we love love love hellebores. While all other plants slumber in the depths of winter, hellebores bloom. They bloom through crisp winter snow, so hardy that the frost is no foe to ...

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Top 10 Daffodils 2024

Spring signifies rebirth and life, the time of year where our gardens feel fresh and rejuvenated. Nothing shouts spring more than Daffodils! For over 30 years, Hayloft have been sourcing plants and ...

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Top 10 Alliums

Forget TV dancing competitions, grow your own glitterball, discover our Top 10 Alliums Within this Top 10 Allium selection there are some beauties for you to consider. Obviously, you do not have to ...

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top 10 bulbs for shady areas

Shady areas of the garden can often present a challenge to gardeners, but you may be surprised to know that many bulbs will happily grow in part or full shade. So, what better way to brighten up a ...

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top 10 extremely hardy perennials

We all know that the British weather can be quite unforgiving at times and this can be a real worry when it comes to gardening. It can be difficult to know what plants are going to survive the winter...

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How to Make Homemade Eucalyptus Oil

Eucalyptus oil has been known to work wonders on the body due to its somewhat endless benefits. It has anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and pain-relieving properties, contains a natural antiseptic ...

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Top 10 Plants For Winter Colour

Winter is often thought to be a quiet time in the gardening world where there’s not much life in our gardens, but there are many plants that thrive during this time of year. Light up your garden in ...

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10 Reasons Why We Are Potty For Penstemons

Penstemons are a long-standing Hayloft favourite and it’s not hard to see why as they offer you so much and ask for very little in return. Keep reading for our top 10 reasons why we just love these ...

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How to Overwinter Plants

Overwintering is the term that refers to the process of helping tender plants through the harshness of the cold season. In gardening terms, the winter period is often punctuated by the first and last ...

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