Wellness & wellbeing
Where Do You Draw Inspiration From?
Not an advert, I promise! More importantly, I just wanted to write about inspiration: as everyone says, it is all around us.
Adam Frost
I am an award-winning garden designer and a presenter on BBC Gardeners' World. I have written four books and am a popular public speaker. Gardens have always been a major part of my life.
Garden history
A Pilgrimage to the Old Wooden Cathedral
This piece reflects on finding inspiration in nature, people, and place - spring walks, bluebell woods, and memories that shaped my Chelsea 2012 garden. Inspired by poet John Clare, it’s a reminder to slow down and let the landscape guide creativity.
Garden Therapy
What a Wonderful World
The freedom of being able to write about what you want seems great, until you sit down to start. This may well sound like some sort of personal statement, but bear with me and hopefully all will come clear after the rain has cleared!!
Growing for eating
Next Year's Pies & Crumbles
Let's be honest, it has been a mixed bag in the veg garden this year, but onto the next and where can I make any small interventions, and maybe just help the garden a little more!
Through the Garden Gates
The Joy of a Spiky Wonderland
The story of an artist who transformed a dusty bowl in a lunar landscape into a playful paradise.
Garden design
Why Grasses Are the Unsung Heroes of Modern Gardens
Here's to the most successful plant on the planet: at this time of year, grasses can play a supporting role, or take centre stage.
Herbs
What's Your Desert Island Herb?
A joyful dive into the world of herbs, their stories, uses, and magic. One question leads it all: if you could grow only one herb, which one would you choose?
Plant profile
The Rise of the Rose
I'm enchanted by the rich history of roses: here are a few of my favourites and a chance to reflect on their place in our history and culture.
Plant profile
More Fleeting Moments
This month, I reflect on spring’s quiet beauty – especially the hawthorn’s return. From countryside drives to ancient folklore, it’s a call to pause, notice, and celebrate fleeting moments before they pass us by, just like the blossom itself.
Garden design
Hundreds and Thousands
Fast forward from my park department days to now. How gardening has changed?
Autobiography
What Does Your Shed Mean to You?
Sheds are too often overlooked in our gardens - they are places to dream, play, potter and be creative.