Welcome to our Gardeners Cottage in Blakeney. Come with me on a tour of the cottage garden in January 2025, to see what sflowering in the garden and to see the changes we’ve made to the cottage garden last year and this year. The cottage is a large family and dog friendly holiday cottage to rent in the centre of Blakeney on the North Norfolk coast . The gardens surround the cottage and are a big feature and this year for 2025 we have fully enlcosed each of the three cottage gardens to make the cottage even more dog friendly and family friendly.
if you would like to book Gardeners Cottage Blakeney for a short break or a holiday the cottage sleeps up to 14 guests, and is available to book online with our letting agents The Blakeney Cottage Company.
https://www.blakeneycottagecompany.co.uk/cottage/gardeners-cottage/
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At 6 minutes its a young Celandine
plants on bank at 13 minutes are Alexanders or Horse parsley.
If the rose is a climber then it needs cutting down to about 12 – 18in from the ground. They flower on new growth. If it's a rambler then leave it. I would take your bay trees out of their containers and check if you have proper drainage. They really do not like soggy bottoms 😊