Seasonal
Is Your Garden Going to Sleep? No, It's Just Getting Started!
Ann-Marie Powell loves September in the garden: she joins Jane Perrone to discuss why this month marks the real start of your plot's new year.
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Garden language
You Say Tom-ay-to
Scientific plant names offer up a wealth of information on plants, but do you know your guttatus from your plicatus?
Planting Design
The Joy and Chaos of Loving Variegated Plants
From instability and sunburn, to high value price tags and striped leaf swoon - where do you stand on variegated plants? (If you're a hater, I bet you'll still love my Aspidistra!)
Spring
Spring Dreaming
A simple plan for agony-free bulbous abundance.
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Topiary
A Clip Round the Year
I have been making topiary shapes in my garden for more than four decades, and I have no intention of stopping. Here's why.
Garden Therapy
Discover Bridewell Gardens: a Place of Sanctuary and Renewal
Bridewell, for me, exemplifies a very important feature of any successful therapeutic garden, which is to provide a balance between being on the one hand and doing on the other.
Inspirational gardens
Discover the Magic of America's Most Inspiring Garden
Come on a walk with me around Chanticleer and discover a place where art meets horticulture.
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.
Flowers
Slug Patrol
Last year gardeners all over the UK suffered from slug overload. I urge you not to let slugs put you off growing dahlias - read on for my top tips and tricks for managing the slug population, all tried and tested over the years at Perch Hill.
Through the Garden Gates
A Journey Through a Chinese Garden
Chinese gardens invite us to look again – and look deeper. These gardens aren’t designed just to please the eye. They’re meant to move the spirit.
Seasonal
Delightful Things 1
A regular letter of delightful things from Laetitia Maklouf
Wellness & wellbeing
Sweet peas and psychology in the garden with Grace Alexander
Grace Alexander is a clinical psychologist by profession; the rest of the time, she's a passionate gardener. She chats to Jane Perrone about gardening alter egos, how to defeat endless garden to-do lists and why sweet peas are the perfect seed.