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The addition of a pond to a garden is nothing to sneeze at, the workload can be arduous, but if you’re avid about wildlife then there is no surer way to attract it close to home. As with any major construction the success of a pond is determined before your spade ever bites into the […]

Previously I shared my thoughts on this year’s Hampton Court entrants, from the point of view of a judge, based on skill and imagination. In retrospect, however, it begs the question of a garden’s purpose – should artistic merit overtake its function as a garden? Many of the more esoteric beauties myself, and thousands of […]

The events of last week were paramount on any gardener’s calendar as they marked the beginning of the Hampton Court Palace flower show and thus the world’s largest exhibition of designers, horticulturists and artists whose palette always began with the colour green. As such, I was dispatched last Friday to ascertain the inspiration behind this […]

In one of my recent visits to the East End, a friend of mine, and a local resident to the Stepney end of Tower Hamlets, imparted to me some disturbing news. Those of you familiar with this area of London will readily recall the urban dominance of tower blocks and concrete and steel. Needless to […]

A recurrent theme of our blogs has been the psychological and therapeutic merits of horticulture and as such this week’s instalment will cast light on a variety of different people that utilise such benefits, rather than seek a purely practical garden, if such a thing exists! At Headley Court, in Surrey, the arena of horticulture […]