Review: Ranunculus by Naomi Slade
Books by Naomi Slade always delight but this tome on ranunculus was particularly welcome on a cold, soggy week. Colourful . . .
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Review: Gardener’s Guide Titles
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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Exploring Kew’s Orchid Festival
I was expecting colour at Kew’s Orchid Festival but not quite the dazzling display I encountered – or the wild . . .
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Review: To Stand and Stare
If you catch me in the garden apparently doing nothing, blame Andrew Timothy O’Brien. I try to stop and sit . . .
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2022 Tomato Gardening Trials Results
There’s nothing quite like dreaming about summer on a cold February day and that’s what I’ve been doing as I . . .
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A New Season at Colesbourne Park
There’s something reassuring about Nature I thought as I wandered around Colesbourne Park. The seasons change and plants reappear no . . .
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Review: The Science of Gardening
I never enjoyed science lessons and so I admit to a bit of reluctance when it came to starting The . . .
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Snowdrop gazing at Downton House
Downton House opens for the National Garden Scheme Snowdrop Festival next week. I’ve been to have a look around. There’s . . .
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Review: The Gardener’s Palette
I’m never going to look at flowers in quite the same way again thanks to The Gardener’s Palette by Jo . . .
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January Flowers to Boost Your Mood
I try not to have flower favourites but there’s no doubt January flowers are pretty special. Anything that can bloom . . .
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