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Ryoan-Ji: My Garden Pilgrimage
The trip of a lifetime to see the gardens of Japan, one of which will stay with me forever.
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The trip of a lifetime to see the gardens of Japan, one of which will stay with me forever.
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Seeds provide the essential momentum that pulls us forward into Spring. Even after many years, the magic of germination still thrills me.
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Not an advert, I promise! More importantly, I just wanted to write about inspiration: as everyone says, it is all around us.
Edibles
Discover Birch Farm, a revolutionary edible garden in North Devon where nature’s complexity creates an abundant, self-sustaining paradise. From beetle banks to perennial crops, Joshua Sparkes is redefining how we grow food.
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The haunting ruins in a forgotten corner of one of Paris's most famous parks whisper of a dark past, but they are not unique.
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How do you garden with the extremes of high elevation, wild weather patterns, and climate change? What I have learned about gardening under these dramatic conditions could help YOU in your garden - even if you aren't gardening at these extremes.
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The story of a truly magical garden that some think may not be there anymore.
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Have you ever thought about the natural pollinators and the plants that co-evolved over millions of years? How do the plants fare once they have been collected and relocated around the world?
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Climate change is seriously impacting the different seasons and the role of seasonality in the garden. So how can your garden help to heighten the essence of spring, summer, autumn and winter?
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In which we discuss this invaluable group of plants and why no garden should be without them.
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Garden Chic isn't about looking fancy while deadheading – it's finding joy in dressing for a space you love. From my grandmother's influence to my garden lipstick, I'm making the case: your plants make an effort – why shouldn't you?
Edibles
April is the month to sow my desert island plant - winter squash. It may not be a seasonal vegetable to discuss in spring, but you'll thank me later. Us kitchen gardeners must think ahead!