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The North American planting: Echinacea pallida, purpurea and paradoxa. Photo:James Hitchmough Something of an Olympic sceptic (our governmen... -
It's a funny feeling doing something and feeling that what you are doing might be the start of something really major. I had that fee... -
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A particularly delicious Trillium underwoodii form. Tony Avent's Plant Delights Nursery near Raleigh in North Carolina is legendary. 20... -
Prunus mume, an exquisite early-flowering plum, thrives in the South, where the hot sticky summers are so much like its native Far East, al... -
Volunteering in public gardens seems a big new trend. Basically – the idea is that public gardens, such as those owned by Britain's Na...
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Penelope Hobhouse was our guest at Vista (London’s Garden Museum) last month. The podcast is now up on the Gardens Illustrated website: ...
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This almost-black hellebore looks like something straight out of a Victoran funeral. Of all black flowers they have to be the best A wonderf... -
The elderly American lady stood in the middle of the German park, tears streaming down her face. Initially alarmed, I soon real...
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Clipped bushes, classic little bobbles.... we'd disparagingly call meatballs if they were lined up in front of a burger outlet in Nort...
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