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LandScape is a British monthly magazine focused on countryside living, nature and traditional rural pursuits. First published in 2012, it offers readers a calm and nostalgic celebration of the British landscape through seasonal features, nature writing and beautifully illustrated content. The magazine is known for its gentle editorial style, combining photography, artwork and thoughtful storytelling to explore topics such as gardening, wildlife, walking and heritage crafts. It also includes recipes, folklore and historical features that reflect the traditions and rhythms of rural life throughout the year. Seasonal inspiration plays a central role, with content designed to encourage readers to slow down and appreciate the changing countryside. LandScape avoids a fast-paced approach, instead focusing on simplicity, wellbeing and the pleasures of everyday rural living. Its warm tone and visually rich presentation make it a relaxing and immersive read for those who enjoy nature and traditional British culture. Available on PressReader, Landscape magazine delivers seasonal inspiration, countryside charm and reflective stories celebrating rural life.
AS AUTUMN TAKES its first gentle steps, I find myself looking back over the past few months in the garden and making plans for next year. It’s a good time to make changes, and moving treasured specimens to make better use of shade is on my mind.
GOLDEN SLICES OF autumn sunlight filter through arching trees in a small orchard, rich with seasonal colour. Jane Steward pushes a wheelbarrow along a grassy path, accompanied by her exuberant brown-and-white collie, Meg. Apart from the...
CURLS OF WOOD smoke and steam rise from the red sandstone building Graeme Rudd built in his youth as he learned to make wooden rakes from his father. A few yards along the cobbled path stands another, much older, 17th century workshop, where a fire...
AS GOLD AND copper leaves flutter from trees, and vibrant summer flowers are replaced by berries and seedheads, Michaelmas daisies undergo a magical transformation. Dense clumps of fine-leaved foliage, which have been resolutely green for...
