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Spring 26 Eau de Parfum is a limited seasonal fragrance built around floral broom, creamy tuberose and green petitgrain. Wear it when spring should feel bright, botanical and alive on skin: hedgerow green at first, white blossom through the middle, and soft wooded warmth underneath.
Spring release: equinox to summer solstice
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Pine Resin Vessels turn tree bark extract into translucent contemporary craft. Paper, charcoal and plant-based pigments give the resin fibre, smoke, opacity and warmth, making each object read as vessel, surface study and proof that natural materials can challenge petroleum-led design language.
TOAST New Makers launch: May 7; London Craft Week: May 11–17
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Jersey Royal Potatoes are protected-origin spring new potatoes with thin flaky skins, waxy texture and nutty flavour. Cook them unpeeled, then serve warm with butter and mint, alongside asparagus, fish or lamb, or cooled into a precise spring salad.
Jersey Royal season: April–July; peak May–June
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Gillardeau oysters are prized for their generous flesh, clean liquor, and refined, slightly sweet taste. Raised in rich European waters and finished with Maison Gillardeau’s exacting sorting and care, each shell carries the engraved G — the mark of a cold, briny, unmistakable oyster made for the best raw bar or seafood table.
Available May 6 – Jul 6
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Seasonal Container Planting Service turns Petersham's nursery eye into a living summer arrangement for a terrace, balcony or garden path. Choose seasonal plants and pots, then let the garden team compose a planted container with colour, scent, edible-flower possibility and the looseness of an English greenhouse garden.
Spring-to-summer container season: mid-May–June
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Flowering Maturity Peony Plants are established Primrose Hall plants ready to settle into a border, terrace pot or cutting garden with more assurance than young divisions. Choose by flowering time, form, fragrance and colour, then plant into free-draining soil where the crown stays shallow and the seasonal reward can build for decades.
Peony flowering and dispatch season: April–June
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Old Garden Roses bring Stokesay's walled-garden abundance into vases, tables and installations without the stiffness of imported florist roses. Use their scent, loose petals, thorny stems and branchy movement when natural shape, English seasonality and visible garden character matter more than uniformity.
Early rose season: May–June; crescendo mid-June
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Pure London Honey is single-origin city honey from London rooftops and wild urban corners. Spoon it over yogurt, toast, berries or cheese, stir it into tea, or use it in a Bees Knees when you want the capital's spring-summer blossom to show clearly at the table.
London bloom relevance: mid-May–July
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Wye Valley Asparagus is a short-season British spring serve: hand-cut, chilled fast, and best cooked quickly while the spears still hold snap. Boil, steam, roast or char briefly, then finish simply with butter, lemon, eggs, hollandaise or new potatoes.
British asparagus peak: St George's Day–Summer Solstice
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Organic Elderflower Cordial turns late-spring elderflower into a precise summer serve. Dilute it one-to-ten with chilled still or sparkling water, pour over ice, or use it as a spritz base when floral, citrus and grassy elderflower notes should stay clear rather than syrupy.
Elderflower harvest: May 20–late June
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Sir David Beckham Rose is a Chelsea-launched English shrub rose selected after more than ten years of breeding and trials. Pink buds open into luminous white flowers with blush and yellow warmth, golden stamens, bee-friendly openness and a complex green, honeyed, clove-and-myrrh scent.
Chelsea launch: May 18; early rose season relevance
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Full of Beans turns the legume family into a Chelsea entrance moment: sweet peas, lupins, beans, produce, living plants and vines shaped into graphic botanical movement. It lets visitors see legumes as colour, structure, nutrition, sustainability and public floral theatre at the city's peak flower week.
RHS Chelsea week: press preview May 18; public show May 19–23