Same plants. Different garden. After an incredible two years with Scribehound, the Garden Collective is digging up the shrubs, potting up the perennials, and putting the tools in the wheelbarrow. We are off to our very own Garden Collective website, a link for which will be shared before we move.
Unlock the hidden potential of new build gardens.
As it turns out, schemes as much as schemata were the fulcrum of the Swedish Botanist's life. I took a trip to Uppsala to reckon with the Father of Taxonomy's complicated legacy and eat some summer fruit.
There is no more rewarding addition to a garden than a pond - but I would do some things differently if I was starting afresh.
One of our finest historic gardens is at risk of losing its tremendous setting: garden designer Tom Stuart-Smith hopes to change that.
A free-to-read regular letter of delightful things from Laetitia Maklouf
James and Joe answer your gardening questions - see if you've won a gnome!
The best kept horticultural secret in London? In Hyde Park? surely not? From ruffians to rhododendrons, come and see for yourself.
The Quiet Radical: John Clare’s influence in gardens and nature
Join me for a wander through the orchard at Rull, as skies glare heavily over trees now spent. To look at what we’ve been doing and what’s yet to come as autumn drifts towards the grips of winter.
Most winter flowers are not out yet. Here are some plants that will ensure the garden is not devoid of excitement.
The Tyranny of Taste: Why so much garden design looks the same
How I'm planning to re-frame the view from my kitchen
Helping hedgehogs hibernate may reduce hip and joint pain ... as you leave some of your garden alone!
The Hepworth Garden: A Quiet Dialogue Between Art and Nature
I'm making a list, I'm checking it twice, I'm gonna give out some horti advice...
Women are all over garden history, so how come they're so hard to find?
There’s a certain honesty in a cottage garden that is decorated with gnomes. So let's be brave when it comes to choosing decorative items for our own plots.
This one simple tool will unlock a whole new world in your garden.
The tyranny of ‘How-To’
Next year, I am going to ensure gardening is even more at the heart of my life: care to join me?
Pheasant, velvet ribbon, wrapping paper, roses.
Come in from the dark and cold; the kitchen glows with light and the scent of sage, bay and rosemary. They still whisper of warmth, belonging and the promise of returning light.
The unsung hero of the garden