Gardens Illustrated Magazine - 2021-08-17

• Plant profile: Tulbaghia
• A gardener’s garden
• Design update
• Labours of love
• Work of the imaginatio­n
• Serenity in the city
• Structural movement
• Mini meadow
• Gardening talent
• Sea change
• Tall plants and clever zoning heighten the sense of concealmen­t and discovery in a family garden that’s all about having fun
• Editor’s letter
• Crossword and back issues
• • Save 15%* on three springflow­ering bulb collection­s from Organic Bulbs†
• CONTRIBUTI­NG EDITORS
• August plants
• KNIPHOFIA ‘SHINY BEAST’
• Places to visit
• 24 KEY PLANTS
• Jenny Barnes
• Hannah Gardner
• Derry Watkins
• Hide and seek
• In the zone
• Dawn digs deep with the help of TURMERIC+
• THE FORAGER CHEF’S BOOK OF FLORA by Alan Bergo
• THE GREAT BRITISH TREE BIOGRAPHY by Mark Hooper
• STRANGE BRIGHT BLOOMS: A HISTORY OF CUT FLOWERS by Randy Malamud
• THE HEALTHY VEGETABLE GARDEN by Sally Morgan
• ROOTS TO SEEDS: 400 YEARS OF OXFORD BOTANY by Stephen A Harris
• ASH by Edward Parker
• Summer nursery guide
• Summer gardens to visit
• Dublin and environs

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