Review: Pots by Harriet Rycroft
By most people’s standards I have a lot of pots in my garden – acid-lovers or drought-haters that don’t like . . .
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By most people’s standards I have a lot of pots in my garden – acid-lovers or drought-haters that don’t like . . .
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I’ve been learning about small space gardening and there’s a copy of ‘My Tiny Window Garden’ to be won. The . . .
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It’s always been the why behind a garden that’s interested me as much as what’s in it. Why it was . . .
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I wish SowHow had been around when I first started veg growing. Much of my gardening was learned from my . . .
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I’ve been putting Straightcurve steel edging to put to the test in my vegetable garden. My vegetable garden used to . . .
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The sight of a mass planting of blue chionodoxa set against golden narcissi set the tone as I arrived for . . .
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I’ve been taking stock of the garden after a challenging few months and seeing what’s among the winter plant casualties. . . .
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Books by Naomi Slade always delight but this tome on ranunculus was particularly welcome on a cold, soggy week. Colourful . . .
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A new clutch of titles have been added to Gardener’s Guide collection, covering everything from looking after your soil to . . .
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I was expecting colour at Kew’s Orchid Festival but not quite the dazzling display I encountered – or the wild . . .
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