Big Plot Garden Grow Box
grow box of plants, ideal for garden beds and containers.
Got a bit of room to grow? Our Big Plot Garden Kit is designed to fill those borders, and add height and some intrigue.
The kit includes 6 seed packets, with peat-free soil discs and plant labels.
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- Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm' late summer blooms
- Thyme for fragrant borders
- Poppy 'Shirley Double' for papery blooms
- Sunflower 'Giant Single' for tall splendour
- Carrot 'Paris Market' for delicious vegetables
- Verbena Bonariensis for oranmental colour
when to sow
when to harvest
About The Big Plot Grow Box
If you're looking to expand your garden or have more space for planting, consider incorporating a variety of vibrant and captivating plants. Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm' is an excellent choice, offering late summer blooms that add a touch of warmth and beauty. Thyme is perfect for creating fragrant borders, infusing the air with its delightful scent. For papery and enchanting blooms, the Poppy 'Shirley Double' is an ideal addition. If you crave tall splendour, Sunflower 'Giant Single' will undoubtedly make a statement. To enjoy delicious homegrown vegetables, Carrot 'Paris Market' is a tasty and rewarding option. Lastly, to introduce captivating colour and charm, Verbena Bonariensis is a fantastic choice. By incorporating these plants into your garden, you can create a more expansive and captivating space.
In The Records
The growth of lavish gardens and garden design in England was influenced by the artfully designed gardens of Italy and France. Italy experienced significant growth in garden styles during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, progressing through the phases of Humanist, High Renaissance, and Mannerist. These splendid gardens found expression not only in horticulture but also in painting and sculpture. While Italy's wave of creative achievement in gardening declined by the late 1570s, England was just beginning to explore its creative potential. The development of opulent gardens and architecture in England was a result of peace and prosperity, with the Tudor era witnessing artistic growth across various forms, influenced by the Renaissance trends in France and Italy. The study of Renaissance pleasure gardens has gained attention in recent years as they provide valuable insights into the cultural values and social expectations of Tudor England, reflecting the wealth and power of the monarchy and nobility.
| Features | Pollinator-friendly, great cut flowers and likes direct sunlight |
|---|---|
| Locations | Containers and garden beds |
| Effort Level | Needs some love |
| Sowing Tips | Best sown in pots or trays with damp seed compost and lightly covered. Keep in a warm and sunny spot. |
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