Barnsley celebrates its gardening heritage
This year sees the centenary of the birth of garden designer Rosemary Verey and the 30th anniversary of the Barnsley . . .
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Review: Learning With Experts gardening course
I’ve spent the past few weeks back in school. Not the traditional behind the desk type and not struggling with . . .
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Gardening on a slope
I’ve been learning about gardening on a slope at a hillside garden that is one of the National Garden Scheme’s . . .
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RHS Malvern adds some green to life
RHS Malvern has a new gardening contest. Jamie Butterworth talks houseplants, greening cities and how Monty Don got him into . . .
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Review: Conquering fear on a Henchman ladder
I was sent a Henchman ladder to review. There are a few jobs I tend to put off doing in . . .
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Review: Garden Style by Selina Lake
The style credentials of Selina Lake’s latest book are clear before you turn the first page. A cut away book . . .
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Going green at RHS Cardiff 2018
RHS Cardiff 2018 opens next month with leading nurseries, inspiring show gardens and a look at recycling in garden design. . . .
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Something different at Green’s Leaves
In the latest of my occasional nursery visits, I’ve been behind the normally closed doors of Green’s Leaves in Gloucestershire, . . .
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Review: The Book of Seeds by Dr Paul Smith
Seeds never cease to amaze me. Mixed with just a water and soil, and sometimes warmth, the driest, most shrivelled . . .
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Heaven is hellebores and hepaticas
Just how many hellebores is too many? I found myself wondering this as I gazed down a glasshouse where every . . .
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