Country Homes & Interiors

NATURAL COLLECTION

s autumn descends and the garden slowly turns through its fiery seasonal hues, venture into the garden on a treasure hunt. Augmenting your garden’s blooms from its own bounty – by propagating plants from seeds – is both economical and one of the most rewarding aspects of gardening. ‘It is so satisfying to see the young plants you’ve

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