Exploring Goldstone Hall and Wollerton Old Hall Garden
The last time I went on a Garden Media Guild trip, there was snow on the ground. That was to . . .
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Starting the year at BBC Gardeners’ World Spring Fair
Normally by the end of May I’ve already done a few flower shows so it was strange to be almost . . .
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Review: Zero-Waste Gardening by Ben Raskin
A vegetable garden doesn’t seem the obvious place to fight climate change but in Zero-Waste Gardening Ben Raskin demonstrates that . . .
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Hardy’s Cottage Garden Plants say farewell to Chelsea
A trip to Hardy’s Cottage Garden Plants gave me the chance to see their farewell to Chelsea display and talk . . .
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Looking forward to the Midsummer Garden Life Festival
I was invited to the launch of the Midsummer Garden Life Festival at Malvern to find out what’s planned. I . . .
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Review: Lilies by Naomi Slade
Should Naomi Slade’s books come with a warning? As I found myself writing down yet another ‘must try’ variety from . . .
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Spring Colour at Daglingworth House
After many days stuck in front of a computer I went out to Daglingworth House hoping for some spring colour. . . .
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Big Changes at Fibrex Nurseries
Fibrex Nurseries are giving up their National Collections and scaling back. I’ve been finding out what’s next for the pelargonium . . .
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Review: RHS How to Create a Wildlife Pond by Kate Bradbury
Reading How to Create a Wildlife Pond one thing is clear. Kate Bradbury is obsessed with ponds. Stopped from digging . . .
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Life and Death in the Garden
At first glance, everything looks good in the garden. Tulips are appearing daily, there are buds on shrubs, and the . . .
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