
Whatever the Weather
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Since the end of August the garden has taken one battering after another. In Broadstairs we have experienced gales from every point on the […]
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Since the end of August the garden has taken one battering after another. In Broadstairs we have experienced gales from every point on the […]
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Before I left England for my trip to India and China I took the bold decision not to attempt blogging whilst I was away. […]
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On the steep sides of the Helford River in Cornwall lie two famous gardens, as similar in style as the two halves of a […]
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I have always rather shunned the colourful, smaller cousins of the Ethiopian lily, Zantedeschia aethiopica, mainly because of their artificial looks and regular, cellophane-wrapped […]
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Over the years the rock bank site at Chelsea has provided the setting for some of the show’s most exciting gardens. Last year it […]
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You may have picked up on my recent fascination with large, jungly-looking plants. I don’t really have room for such colossi in either garden, but I can still […]
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Somehow the delights of Harrogate, an elegant spa town in the north of England, have consistently eluded me. So on my first visit in […]
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I’m continuing the water garden theme this week with one of my ‘plants of the moment’, candelabra primulas. I’ve been photographing them in various […]
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Proving that not all rhubarbs are best stewed and smothered in crumble and custard, Rheum palmatum ‘Red Herald’ put on a tremendous show at […]
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We are lucky enough to have a small garden at our London home, as well as by the seaside in Kent. On rare weekends […]
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