The subject of gardens & mental health could not be more applicable at this time of change and uncertainty. Having access to a garden of area of outdoor space was…
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The very phrase poppy appeal instantly stirs emotions in us all. Managing our landscapes can have significant impact on both social interaction, the ‘feel good’ factor and environmental benefits. The…
Making use of plant fibres in these Phormium leaves to tie them selves in bundles. These sword like leaves have great ammount of uses in traditional culture of the New…
Flowering Cherry trees are a sign of spring in many places around the world. This Devon garden has many trees that will flower in the coming months reminding me of…
We grow some plants that are just not used to being covered in snow! This Agave from the Americas is used to hot dry conditions, some of the spiked leaves…
Never be afraid to be drastic in the garden. Often the most attractive feature of a plant can be hidden away under the curtain of foliage. Plants like this amazing…
I just love the light at this time of the year flooding through the naked trees!
One of the best things about being a gardener is being out when and sometimes before, the sun comes up and the mist lies across the fields.
Kniphofia or red hot pokers have an un recognised diversity and often a poor reputation. There are a wide range of these South African perennials that are well worth checking…
Fasicularia has amazing flowers in late summer but also has impressive emerging foliage, just try looking at a different angle! All about perspective.
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