Spring 2022 Update
Fieldcrest won't be opening up again in spring 2022. Thank you to all of our friends and supporters over the years, we have really enjoyed sharing the garden and our progress with you all. We are thinking about whether to host some classes later in 2022, but for the...
March Newsletter
Hello, The sun is shining and it is very pleasant outside, so I have taken pictures of some of the Spring flowers in the garden to share with you. It has been a long year for everyone hasn’t it? Here at Fieldcrest, we have been isolating for much of the time....
Birds and Memories
BIRDS AND MEMORIES The beginning of 2021 has been extremely wet, and I’m sure you’ll agree, quite miserable! I am a bit of a fair-weather gardener, so I am keeping inside most of the time, reading, garden planning, watching tv, and especially watching the birds on our...
November news update
Under normal circumstances we love welcoming you all to the Fieldcrest festive log cabin for our Christmas Wreath workshops. With things being a bit different this year though, we won’t be able to host you all in person but we’ve come up with the next best thing – a...
2020 Workshops
***** COVID-19 UPDATE OCTOBER 2020 - CLASSES CANCELLED ***** We have reluctantly decided that while there are no completely safe options for holding classes in person at the garden, we are going to cancel all of our planned activities for the rest of the year.We will...
Christmas Wreaths now available to preorder!
Make your own Christmas Wreath kit and ready made Christmas wreaths available now to order from our Wirral HQ - collection or delivery available for selected Wirral and Cheshire postcodes. Read on for more details about our beautiful fresh foliage Christmas wreaths....
Autumn news update
Dahlia Days With cases of Covid-19 continuing the rise, we are again on lockdown on the Wirral. I hope you are all keeping safe and well. We’d like to welcome our recent newsletter subscribers and offer an update on our plans for the coming months as well as an in...
End of the flower season
At the end of another busy flower growing season, it's time to hang up the snips until the spring! Flowers from Fieldcrest is taking a break over the winter months as we don't have enough blooms to keep supplying throughout the winter. We'll be using this time to sow,...
Caring for your flowers
We grow a variety of cottage garden flowers in our cutting garden and select them according to what’s looking best that day. To keep your blooms beautiful for as long as possible, here are our top tips: 1.Trim the stems Trim 3-5cm from the base of all of the stems so...
July News Update
Welcome to our July newsletter. I hope that you are all keeping well and coping with the lockdown. It has been a trying time for everyone but those of us lucky to have a garden have been able to spend time outdoors, and many say their gardens are looking the best...