Sarah introduces you to her Perch Hill garden and explains why she adores creating colourful pot combinations that bring form and structure to her garden.

In this lesson Sarah explains why colour and form are the key to great pot design, and gives you formulas that will work every time.

Sarah teaches you to use her sowing and planting schedule and explains how it helps her to create beautiful pot displays that will last for months.

In this lesson Sarah shows you how to sow seeds in trays and small pots and explains how to store any remaining seed for future use.

Sarah demonstrates how to plant dahlia tubers in pots and a crate and talks you through propagation.

In this lesson Sarah shows you how to prick out and pot on seedlings and why you should provide them with basal heat.

Sarah teaches you how to propagate pelargoniums from cuttings and how to pot on salvia plants, helping you to multiply your plants without having to buy new ones.

In this lesson Sarah teaches you how to use her four colour palettes and demonstrates how she puts them together to create sumptuous pot combinations.

Using the dark and rich palette, Sarah puts together three spring pot combinations using elegant tulips.

In this lesson Sarah gives you a tour of the Dutch Yard and demonstrates how to utilise pot toppers and how her zinc pots give the flowers room to shine.

Sarah teaches you how to use the soft and cool palette to bring light to shady areas of your garden.

In this lesson Sarah creates stylish and drought resistant table centre pots which can be used both indoors or out.

Sarah shows you how to build and support a summer whopper pot using a recipe featuring dahlias, thunbergia and pelargoniums.

Most of us have shade in our gardens, so in this lesson Sarah will teach you how to make the most of it using lilies, pelargoniums and nicotianas in a large trough.

Six weeks after the whopper pot was planted, Sarah shows you how it’s progressing and explains how to feed and water it for long lasting blooms.

Sarah takes another look at her large shade pot and explains how to add supports to keep large plants upright and at their best.

In this lesson Sarah introduces you to a whopper pot she’s been trialling at Perch Hill and explains why limiting the colour palette gives the best impact.

Sarah takes another look at her drought resistant tables centres and suggests some ways to use them around the home and garden.

In this lesson Sarah highlights the importance of loving your summer pots and shares some of her favourite pot combinations.

Sarah presents another whopper pot recipe using the thriller, pillar and spiller method to combine amaranth, dahlias and cardiospermum.

In this lesson Sarah presents her perennial pots, which combine different salvias and one showstopping dahlia. Perfect for those who want long lasting plants with minimal effort.

If you have a limited budget, achilleas are a great choice for long lasting blooms in the pot and excellent life in the vase. Here, Sarah shows you how she uses them to frame her doorway.

It’s time to head back to the Dutch yard and take a look at some more dark and rich pots. In this lesson, Sarah teaches you how to combine the dark and rich palette with a splash of boiled sweet.

In this lesson Sarah introduces you to one of her favourite fuchsias and encourages you to take inspiration from the pots you’ve seen so far.

It’s time to say goodbye to Perch Hill as Sarah invites you to take the lessons you’ve learned into your own garden or growing space.