Review: Lilacs by Naomi Slade
Lilacs are the flower of my childhood. Like many suburban gardens, ours had a lilac tree, nondescript and generally ignored . . .
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Lilacs are the flower of my childhood. Like many suburban gardens, ours had a lilac tree, nondescript and generally ignored . . .
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With the plethora of gardening advice around it’s easy to imagine that there’s only one way of doing things but . . .
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I do try to be fairly organised when it comes to my vegetable garden but, reading The Vegetable Grower’s Handbook, . . .
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Barnsley Village Garden Festival is returning in May this year after a two-year break. I’ve been out visit to Layston, . . .
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For many years, first as a student and then in a rented flat, I had no garden, and my growing . . .
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London gardens have intrigued me since childhood when a train journey from our home in the south east into the . . .
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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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