Dream Acre

23/10/2026

Just look at this beauty! 🩷

I grew this rose from a shop-bought cutting and I honestly can’t get over how beautiful it is! 😍 The colour and all those gorgeous petals… absolutely love it!

It’s so rewarding seeing a little cutting grow into something this stunning. 🌸🌿

🌹 Have you ever grown a rose from a cutting? I’d love to hear how you went! 🥰

18/10/2026

My snowball tree is starting to flower 🤍🌿 Always love seeing these beautiful white blooms appear. Such a pretty time in the garden! 🌸

09/10/2026

The wet weather brought out an army of slugs and snails, and they’ve made a dent in our young chrysanthemum plugs! 😩🐌
I’m doing everything I can to manage the damage and get your orders back on schedule as quickly as possible.
Thank you so much for your patience while Mother Nature does her thing. Drier, sunnier days ahead! 🤞☀️💗
— Dream Acre 🌸

04/10/2026

These flowers are not from my garden but from Dakota Kyneton 🙌

16/09/2026

28/08/2026

Simple but beautiful 😍
Dream Acre

28/08/2026

26/08/2026

🌸🌿 A little wander around the garden 🌿🌸
So many beautiful flowers putting on a show in the garden at the moment, I just had to stop and take a few photos. 📸💕
Different colours, different shapes and so many little pockets of beauty everywhere you look.
Spring is definitely starting to make an appearance, and I’m loving seeing the garden come back to life. 🌱🌸

A few moments from the garden today… because sometimes you just have to stop, look around and appreciate what you’ve grown. 💗

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09/07/2026

Growing chrysanthemums has taught me to appreciate every part of nature.
While out exploring, I found these incredible lichens covering old trees and fences.
Healthy ecosystems are made up of countless organisms, from the flowers we grow to the lichens quietly living on tree trunks. Every one of them has a role to play.
Nature is always the best teacher. 🙌

11/06/2026

❄️ Winter in the garden ❄️
While the flowers have finished their show and the garden rests, winter is far from a quiet season. It’s a time for planning, preparing, and dreaming about the blooms to come.
Beneath the cool mornings and frosty air, next season’s chrysanthemums are already beginning their journey. Every cut back, every division, and every cutting is a promise of spring and autumn colour ahead.
For now, we embrace the slower pace, warm cups of tea or a w**e by the fire and the beauty that winter brings to the garden. 🌿💕
What are you working on in your garden this winter?