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  • Perch Hill

    Perch Hill

    I find myself in the grip of various emotions when I visit Perch Hill – awestruck by the consistency with which it looks stunning throughout the seasons,... Read more

    The 17 September 2015 by   Danielcarruthers
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  • Almost Wordless Wednesday: Bee Swarm

    Almost Wordless Wednesday: Swarm

    (A swarm of wild honey bees flew overhead today as we cut the beech hedging.  I followed them up the drive where they landed on an apple tree to form a large... Read more

    The 09 September 2015 by   David Marsden
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  • The Tropical Border – 4th Year

    Tropical Border Year

    When I started the tropical border in 2012, it was hardly deserving of the namebut a year later it looked more the part.And by 2014 many of the plants were... Read more

    The 13 September 2015 by   David Marsden
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  • Quercus Variabilis

    Quercus Variabilis

    (15/08/15, Kew Gardens, London)Position: Full SunFlowering period: Late winter to early springSoil: Moist, well drainedEventual Height: 12mEventual Spread:... Read more

    The 17 September 2015 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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  • MiaFleur & A Boutonnière

    MiaFleur Boutonnière

    A few weeks ago I was sitting in an airport waiting for a flight to take me away from sunny Lanzarote and back to a rather damp grey day in England. Read more

    The 16 September 2015 by   Julie King
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  • Plum Jam

    Plum

    It was time to relieve our Victoria plum tree of its heavy branches of fruit, so I set about picking lots of gorgeous plums over the bank holiday weekend to mak... Read more

    The 01 September 2015 by   The Garden Smallholder
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  • Garden Homemakers

    Garden Homemakers

    Eagle-eyed Pam did it again this morning – spotted a wasp's nest being started on our succulent Kalanchoe 'Copper Spoons'. I already knew about another wasp nes... Read more

    The 26 September 2015 by   Gardenamateur
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  • The Questions - Sara Venn

    Questions Sara Venn

    Sara Venn makes people who are described as a human dynamo look a bit laid back.  Sara is a horticulturist and plantswoman.  She is the founder of Edible... Read more

    The 20 September 2015 by   Ozhene
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  • Native Beauty

    Native Beauty

    As a gardener I do find it mildly hilarious that our florist shops, when they send out a bunch of "native" flowers, often don't include a single Australian... Read more

    The 05 September 2015 by   Gardenamateur
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  • Wordless Wednesday – Autumn Sunshine, Heleniums and Long Borders at Cliveden

    Wordless Wednesday Autumn Sunshine, Heleniums Long Borders Cliveden

    Heleniums at Cliveden Cliveden Hot Border Cleome – Cliveden Cliveden Cool Border PS – The mystery Helenium could be one of several plotted on the Cliveden... Read more

    The 09 September 2015 by   Gardeningjules
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