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This Sunday, the Homesown stall will be at Sofacoma Market, Lake St with healthy plants and lovely flowers all grown on Oxford’s doorstep in peat free compost using an organic approach. For a selection of what’s available, please see below. … Continue reading →

After a month’s break Homesown will be back at the markets starting this weekend with a stall at the Wolvercote Community Market on Sunday 8th May. Orders for delivery and pre-orders for pick up at the market can be made … Continue reading →

This is a month of weddings (close family and friends) so Homesown is on an extended holiday until the first week of May. Then there will be flowers and lots of tender vegetable plants including a range of tomato varieties, … Continue reading →

What a shift in the weather from the warm sun of last week to these wintery, freezing temperatures though the bright, extra light is a wonderful bonus. This week’s perennials and seedlings are fine to plant out as long as … Continue reading →

Lovely, Spring flowers and blossomy foliage are available to order for delivery on Saturday 26th March or Sunday 27th March. See below for what’s available. Delivery is free within 5 miles of Oxford with a minimum order of £10. Alternatively, … Continue reading →

This Sunday, March 20th, the Homesown stall will be at Wolvercote Community Market with a range of plants including bee friendly perennials and annuals, along with pots of bulbs and hopefully some salad plugs, all grown in peat free compost … Continue reading →

More and more light every day which is waking seeds, bulbs and plants into optimistic fresh growth. The greenhouse is almost full of seedlings and there are trays and trays of seeds being coaxed into life. As room in there … Continue reading →

Fresh and dried wreaths are available to buy, pre-order and for delivery/dispatch. Fresh wreaths are made on a moss and wire base and are covered in generous handfuls of fresh foliage, berries and beautiful seedheads. All the ingredients are from … Continue reading →