Review: RHS The Gardener’s Book of Patterns by Jack Wallington
Visiting gardens and horticultural shows is more than just a good day out – or, in my case, for work. . . .
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Visiting gardens and horticultural shows is more than just a good day out – or, in my case, for work. . . .
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When Dalefoot Composts asked if I’d like to trial their clay-busting Lakeland Gold, I laughed. Anyone who has read previous . . .
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Standing in the garden unable to decide what needs doing first is something I know only too well, particularly in . . .
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I’ve sown more seeds than usual this year so space is at a premium in the garden. Add to that . . .
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It seems chrysanthemums are the flower of our time. According to The Language of Flowers, their hidden meaning is ‘cheerfulness . . .
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It’s been a confusing few weeks in the garden – a bit like life in general at the moment – . . .
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Of all the many things that have been cancelled due to lockdown, the loss of RHS Malvern 2020 is the . . .
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I was recently sent Claire Austin’s Book of Perennials to review and it’s proving rather useful for a new project . . .
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Life in lockdown has some advantages and one of those has been the time to really look at the colour . . .
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With the schools closed and the nation on lockdown, the publication of Get Growing by Holly Farrell couldn’t have been . . .
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