Samhain Traditions – Decorating with Nature
Although Halloween ('Samhain') is celebrated in many countries around the world, its origins lie here in Ireland, and is deeply rooted to our land and landscape, particularly our native crops, plants, trees, and the rhyme and rhythm of the seasons.
Reflecting on BOG by Ciana March
A look back at BOG, a project celebrating 15 years of The Garden
Notes on BOG – 15 Years of the Garden
The Garden celebrates 15 year anniversary with new exhibition ‘BOG – 15 Years of the Garden’ at Powerscourt Townhouse This...
Notes on an Irish Winter & Wreaths
There is something special about Connemara in the Winter when the light is low. For this reason, I knew it would have to be the setting for our Christmas Collection photoshoot...
Notes on Summer Houseplant Care
Tried and tested tips on best managing greenery in the warmer months.
A Bloom-Filled Mother's Day Collection
As Mother's Day approaches, it's time to express gratitude and appreciation for the incredible women who have nurtured us, and...
Notes on Gifts for Valentine's Day
Every year at The Garden we create a Valentine's Day collection featuring bouquets of seasonal blooms - both dried and...
Notes on The Garden at Mill Street
We are softly opening our second shop and workshop at Mill Street, Dublin 8 this Friday 8th December. Visit us for...
Notes on a wreath making workshop
The Garden’s annual wreath school at Howth Castle Cookery School guides attendees through the art of tablescaping, wreath making and...
Notes on 13 years The Garden, plus some exciting news
We're delighted to be celebrating 13 years of The Garden and with that, to be sharing the news of...
The city is putting on a show this week, with the first of the trees coming into bud, blousy magnolias...
Notes on Floriography this Mother's Day
This Mother’s Day we’re taking a closer look at two of our favourite floral arrangements in our Mother’s Day Collection...