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Gardens Illustrated is a British monthly magazine dedicated to garden design, planting and horticultural inspiration. First published in 1993, it showcases some of the most beautiful gardens in the world, appealing to passionate gardeners and design enthusiasts alike. The magazine is known for its high-quality photography and expert-led content, featuring in-depth profiles of exceptional gardens, from private spaces to renowned public landscapes. It also includes practical advice on planting, garden design and seasonal tasks, helping readers bring professional ideas into their own outdoor spaces. Contributions from respected garden designers and horticultural experts add authority and insight throughout. Gardens Illustrated also explores garden trends, tools and techniques, alongside thoughtful features that celebrate creativity and craftsmanship in outdoor design. Its refined yet accessible approach makes it a trusted source of inspiration for gardeners at all levels. Available on PressReader, Gardens Illustrated magazine offers expert guidance and stunning visual inspiration for creating beautiful outdoor spaces.
The average UK garden covers about 15m x 15m, and most of us have much less to play with than this, meaning there are plenty of people up and down the country who want to make the most of their precious outdoor space. Every August here on...
Don’t fall into the trap of buying compact plants for a small garden. Planting experts tell us why it’s better to think big and how to use planting to make the most of your small space
Head gardener Matthew Reese recommends the best of these sun-loving plants that thrive in dry heat, so perfect for summer gardens, with the bonus of dried seedheads through winter Phlomis, or Jerusalem sage, as it is commonly known, is a...
Dutch designer Carolien Barkman used changes of level and lush, immersive planting to bring a small garden in the heart of Amsterdam to life Outdoor space in the Netherlands, one of the most densely populated countries in Europe, is always...
Dan Pearson has created a nuanced design for the owners of this north London terrace, with both a sunny front and a shady rear garden
Designer Alexandra Noble has made space for a meadow, a sauna and a cold plunge in this small suburban garden
For his own Bristol garden, designer Harry Holding smartly saved on budget by using paint and existing materials
Designer Katie Guillebaud creates three different plant combinations for pots to elevate your latesummer garden A DELICATE DANCE This sits in a semi-wild corner of our garden, where we leave the grass to grow long through summer before...
