Garden words: The January Review
Wicked Bugs Amy Stewart There are some books that just make you go ‘Well. I never knew that.’ And then …
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That was the year that was: 2011
As regular readers know, one of my freelance hats is as one half of the news team for the RHS …
Wordless Wednesday
Seen in our local woodlands: no idea what type, but they were around 10″ across, the size of side plates
Designing history
Princess Beatrice’s garden at Carisbrooke Castle: Edwardian? Mediaeval? Or 21st century? I’ve been wondering a bit lately about all these …
Tom Hoblyn at Chelsea
I got an email the other day pointing out, very politely, that ‘minimalism meets the Villa d’Este’ isn’t an entirely …
Chelsea 2012: A sneak peek
Chris Beardshaw’s Chelsea 2012 design recreates Furzey Gardens in the New Forest November is not, it must be said, a …
101 uses (well, 10) for a garden knife
I do love my garden knife. It’s the one thing I wouldn’t be without. It was probably the best freebie …
Wordless Wednesday
Eucalyptus gunnii bark in the Australian garden at the Walled Gardens of Cannington, Bridgwater, Somerset
La dolce vita
Well hello again! I’ve been off on my travels. It’s not very often I get abroad – the last time …
October flowers
Well I seem to be late for everything this month. And so it is with the unmissable Garden Bloggers’ Bloom …
Sally Nex 