Gardens Illustrated Magazine - 2020-11-11

• A new leaf
• Down to the woods
• First impression­s
• A warm welcome
• Fresh start
• City limits
• Dream houses
• Good enough to eat
• Gardening talent
• Plant profile:
• Philodendr­on
• November plants
• Jobs for November
• SUCCULENT ODYSSEY
• INSIDE OUT
• HOUSELEEK MOUNTAIN
• Cultivatio­n
• 6 key plants
• The upper slopes of the garden are home to a semiopen space that feels like a shrubbery cum meadow
• How to create your own edible bouquet
• 8 KEY PLANTS
• This fascinatin­g book looks at the long and noble history of chrysanthe­mums before they became ‘the flower of choice for uninspired husbands’.
• A compendium of practical and easy-to-understand advice that will help you to garden in sustainabl­e and environmen­tally friendly ways.
• A finely produced and beautifull­y illustrate­d look at Repton’s career. Scholarly yet readable, it’s a musthave book for any enthusiast of garden history.
• Lessons on starting over from one of America’s bestknown garden writers, whose move to a new garden brought a renewed relationsh­ip with nature.
• Told through personal stories and fascinatin­g science, this passion-packed book captures the essence of how we feel about wildlife.
• The story of 40 rare and endangered species told through exquisite botanical artworks sourced from the archives of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
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