Hardy rock plants can be grown anywhere and this alpine with the prettiest pink flowers is perfect to display in a wicker hanging basket, plant pot or other container for a bright addition to your garden space.

Showcased on a bed of rosettes of small evergreen lobed leaves in with pretty rose-pink flowers springing from pale yellow centres borne on fine, upright stems through early Spring to late Summer.

Fuchsia is a reliable source of nectar and pollen for many pollinators, especially Honeybees who dive right into the unique pendulous flowers that protect the flower's vital resources from heavy rain. 

Another favourite for a hanging basket, with over a hundred varieties, Fuchsias bring continual flowers from July to late Autumn, in a rich mixture of pinks, reds, peaches, purples and white. 

Another hanging basket favourite with small trailing green leaves and brilliant, bright pink, trumpet-shaped flowers that love the sunshine and bloom from late Spring until the first frost. 

Geraniums bring flamboyant flowers in the brightest colours from reds, pinks, peaches and white to pretty bi-colours with leaves adding contrast with their unique shape and horseshoe markings.

Prized for its vivid bi-colour flowers with white lower lips and rich deep purple red upper lips, the scent of this plant is striking and pollinators love it for the easy open access to pollen and nectar.

Growing a variety of plants in all kind of different pots (large and small) creates the effect of a Cottage Garden, especially when wild plants are allowed to grow through cracks and on border edges. 

Delicately scented, semi-double, pale pink flowers shaped like Water Lilies with glossy green leaves in memory of my dearest Dad who was the best father in the world and taught me how to tend a garden.

Beautiful flowers with neatly placed petals creating perfect rosettes with buds lightly tinged with yellow turning pure white as they grow in memory of my Nan and Grandad, my Dad's beloved parents.

Pale peachy buds open into white, chalice-shaped blooms edged in pink with a scent of almond blossom, cucumber and lemon in memory of my Great Gran who looked after our family in the war.

A stunning hybrid with exquisite, fully double blooms in a peachy pink with a delicious lemony scent that takes your breath away in memory of my darling Mum, treasured for her love and her joy for life.

A self-seeding wildflower that grows abundantly in any soil, in full sun or shade, growing round my pots and against the wall with pretty fern-like leaves and tiny pink flowers loved by moths and bees.

There is nothing more magical than the emergence of the first Rose buds in late Spring, full of the promise of stunning blooms, gorgeous colours and exquisite scents, each sent from heaven.

Add interest to a tiny garden space with new and old stone and teracotta containers (that allow water to evaporate and soil to breathe), antique pottery, iron mesh plant stands and retro items.

George has been with me for many years and is adored for his gracious poise and knowing calm bringing peace and protective energy to our shared garden, home to Garden Fairies and visiting sprites.

A lovely surprise to see a giant Fern sprouting sweeping fronds from the ground behind a collection of pots, growing over three feet high as the most perfect crosiers unfold in early Spring.

The delicious lime-green exhuberance of newly unfurled Hart's Tongue ferns in a teracotta pot that has a nice wide space for rhizomes and fibrous roots to grow a new crop of ferns every year.

One of two folding retro chairs (once painted bright orange) from Toby's Reclamation Yard, Exminster, Devon - commissioned for a festival in Germany back in the 60s - perfect for a tiny garden.

A space under my bench for my collection of shells and strikingly coloured, shaped or patterned pebbles, the perfect place for my handmade ceramic bowl containing filtered water for tiny creatures. 

All my large pots contain a variety of small plants fitted in and around the larger plant that the larger pot was for - great for bedding plants, herbs or plants rescued from the sales.

Vibrant purple petals with a striking bright white centre - a striking and abundant plant that hangs gracefully from the tallest of pots or from handing baskets and other containers. 

Old pots, jugs and containers in primary colours add depth and interest to any garden, they come in all shapes and sizes and if you drill a hole in the bottom for drainage, you are good to go.

Evergreen perennials with small, ovate leaves and clusters of pure-white flowers and golden centres, perfect for hanging baskets or to spill over the edges of pots and windowboxs.

Bunches of fruits peeping out from the pot as they swell and ripen into one of the sweetest and juciest soft fruits of the season - formed from the enlarging receptacles of pure white flowers.

All kinds of Spiders love tiny gardens with lots of pots, wildflowers and dark places to hide until dawn when they come out to spin their beautiful webs leaving dew drenched threads between the flowers.

Found at Plant World in Newton Abbot, Devon - a perennial with slim, dark stems, the same colour as the fine leaf veins on serrated leaves, decorated with delicate pale apricot flowers with ruffled petals,

These beautifully soft, velvet silver leaves grow abundantly providing a wonderful contrast to flowering plants of all colours - brighten and enrich your tiny garden with a touch of texture and luxury.

Coming across a patch of White Heather was once considered a rare event as this version of this hardy plant grows only where no blood has been spilled, bringing luck and protection to the observer. 

A cream enamel hanging pot is perfect to showcase a selction of flowers with dark green leaves such as white Daiseys, golden Bidens and trailing Bacopa with its pretty sprays of tiny white flowers.

There is always room in larger pots for planting bulbs deep down that will produce colourful Daffodils, Snowdrops, Crocuses and Tulips at the end of Winter before the rest of the garden wakes up.

Sometimes even the fastest, most agile and powerful flyers need to rest, as did this magnificent creature hanging cleverly camouflaged on an ivy growing from my golden yellow enamel teapot.