Gifting

‘Amaryllis ‘Churchill Red’ Syn. Liberty. 

Chartwell House in Kent was the home and gardens of Sir Winston Churchill and his family from 1924 until shortly before his death in 1965. 

Chartwell was gifted to the National Trust in 1946, on condition that Churchill and his wife Clementine could continue to live there as long as they wished. In the 1930s, when Churchill was out of political office, Chartwell became the centre of his world for writing speeches, reading and painting.

Painting soon became his passion, painting over 500 artworks. He was once gifted an Amaryllis from Princess Marina, Dutchess of Kent, when he was unwell. He went on to paint several images of this Amaryllis, these artworks became the inspiration for our Amaryllis ‘Churchill Red’. A stunning festive houseplant and the perfect Christmas gift.

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The perfect gift with an amazing scent.

Inspired by National Trust cared for, Cotehele Gardens, Cornwall, which is renowned for its early spring flowering displays. This grow your own set of white Narcissi is ideal for bringing a touch of spring into your home and makes the ideal gift too. 

Dave Bouch, the Head Gardener at Cotehele said, “Growing scented spring bulbs on a windowsill at home throughout the grey months of winter, is the perfect way to boost your spirits as you look forward to the full splendour of spring just round the corner.’’

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Two varieties of mixed bulb gift bags to create the look.

Replicate the stunning white garden of Sissinghurst or the calming purple hues of Osterley gardens with these gift bags. Each include a mix of 50 bulbs that have specific varieties to ensure colour in the garden from early February to mid-March, and with different heights so you can ensure impact from the front of your flower beds to the back of them.

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