Review: RHS How to Garden the Low Carbon Way by Sally Nex
As gardeners, it’s easy to think that by growing flowers, encouraging wildlife, and avoiding chemicals, we’re doing our bit to . . .
Read moreGardens, gardeners, and growing ideas
As gardeners, it’s easy to think that by growing flowers, encouraging wildlife, and avoiding chemicals, we’re doing our bit to . . .
Read moreMy House Plant Changed My Life, the title of David Domoney’s new book, seems a rather bold statement to make . . .
Read moreGiven that The Garden is essentially an encyclopaedia of horticultural terms, I didn’t expect to like it as much as . . .
Read moreThe garden publishing world is rather like an over-planted border, so stuffed full of titles you wonder that there’s room, . . .
Read moreSissinghurst is one of those places many feel they know without ever having visited. It’s arguably one of the most . . .
Read moreAs no dig advocate Charles Dowding releases a new book, I’ve been chatting to him about his way of gardening. . . .
Read moreI didn’t request a review copy of Soupologie and it was sent to me on spec but I’m so glad . . .
Read moreIt’s easy to imagine that beyond the domestic garden, it’s nigh on impossible to really appreciate nature in the middle . . .
Read moreAt a time when visiting gardens is difficult and getting to America even harder, travelling by book is the next . . .
Read moreHydrangeas speak to me of Cornish summers. They grow widely in the village where we visit family and the nearby . . .
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