My Gardening View #17
There’s no doubt my garden goes through waves of colour and this month my gardening view is definitely one with . . .
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There’s no doubt my garden goes through waves of colour and this month my gardening view is definitely one with . . .
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I’ve been dreaming of blue skies, vibrantly coloured flowers and warm sun thanks to a new book that landed on . . .
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I remember Norfolk winters as bitingly cold so desert-style planting was the last thing I expected to see at East . . .
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‘A Greener Life’ by Jack Wallington explores how to garden for mental health and the planet. The way we garden . . .
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Colesbourne Park has long been one of my favourite Cotswold winter gardens so a chance to join its snowdrop study . . .
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There’s nothing quite like the sight of naturalised late winter flowers to lift the spirits. They were certainly needed when . . .
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Unexpected discoveries are one of the best things about my job. Usually it’s a new garden that turns out to . . .
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There are definite signs of the garden awakening in my Gardening View this month. It’s a time of year when . . .
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So often in gardening, it’s the bigger picture that we focus on – the appearance of a whole border, the . . .
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In normal times, I’d have been heading to Dundry Nurseries’ potato event this weekend to pick up some tubers and . . .
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