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GB in the Birmingham Mail

Karen — Wed, 05 May 2010 14:33:08 +0000

We were lucky enough to get some local press last week. Some of our products and tips for getting into gardening were shared in the Birmingham Mail which meant a mini-photoshoot for us and some of our best selling products.

“WITH summer just a sniff away, all thoughts turn to Al Fresco dining and enjoying outdoor living.

But does your garden look more like a jungle than a wildlife sanctuary? Would you struggle to know one end of a spade from the other? There’s no need to panic, says garden designer and writer Alice Bowe.

Alice, who runs online store Garden Boutique from Birmingham’s Custard Factory, in Gibb Street, Digbeth, says instead of being daunted, novice gardeners should head straight outside and get digging.”

Read the rest of Make a Garden Glow.

Garden Boutique Catalogue 2010

Karen — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 10:39:11 +0000

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Our first catalogue has gone to print! After many hours spent hunched over the keyboard becoming more acquainted with the resizing and grid line tools that I ever thought I’d get, it’s been pdf-ed and send off to the printers. It should be ready next week. Please take a look and give us feedback – it would be invaluable (but please feel free to keep typos to yourself – I don’t think we could handle it!)

Christmas Gifts in Gardeners’ World

admin — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:33:44 +0000

With the publication of their November issue Gardeners’ World have declared a start to the shopping season. For garden essentials that are as stylish as they are useful, make sure you check out Lila Das Gupta’s Christmas Gifts Guide. Special mention is given to Garden Boutique’s Aged Ceramic Plant Labels, Professional Tool Oil, English Wool Gents Gilet and Oak Pot Tamper. So that’s ladies, gents and grow-your-own gardeners sorted for this year…

Gardens Illustrated Recommend our Tealight Stakes

admin — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 18:35:47 +0000

Garden Boutique is looking forward to the new planting season and the crisp foliage and vibrant colours that autumn brings. But there’s still time to bid summer adieu in style, especially if September stays so dry.

This photoshoot from Gardens Illustrated evokes a relaxed outdoorsy atmosphere of barbeques under a canopy of trees while tealights twinkle in the dusk.