Gardens Illustrated Magazine - 2021-09-14

• A sensitivit­y to smell In an extract from her new book The Star-Nosed Mole, designer Isabel Bannerman combines her stunning botanical images with an anthology of garden writing in her musings on scent
• RHS Garden With climate change talks taking take place in the UK later this year, we turn a green spotlight on the COP26 feature garden
• Learning curve Drawing on her Great Dixter training, Tara Macdonald is constantly transformi­ng her seaside garden
• Fruitful feeling Great Dixter’s gardener-cook Aaron Bertelsen harvests late-summer produce and dreams of apples
• Choice cuts Frances Palmer’s cutting garden in Connecticu­t, USA plays an integral part in her creativity as a potter
• Who’s who Alistair Griffiths, RHS director of science and collection­s, on the gardener’s role in tackling climate change
• A growing education Living plants are linked to scholarly exhibits in the Horniman Museum’s grasslands garden
• Weekend in… Florence and Lucca Immerse yourself in the bounty and beauty of the Tuscan landscape
• Plantsman’s favourites Hunting Brook’s Jimi Blake chooses his ten favourite plants for September
• Pocket paradise A guerilla gardener’s labour of love on a pocket park in Totnes, Devon
• Around the show at Chelsea 2021 The best plants and products to look out for
• Dulcet tones Horticultu­rist Alison Jenkins plants up pots in warm late-summer hues
• Critics’ shortlist Critics and former winners select their favourite entries
• Editor’s letter
• Places to visit
• Weeding out cancer
• LACHLAN RAE
• 12 KEY PLANTS
• 16 KEY PLANTS
• AUTUMNAL ACCENTS
• PEACH MEDLEY
• INDUSTRIAL DECAY
• Sara feels re-energised thanks to MAGNESIUM+
• The M&G Garden
• The Florence Nightingal­e Garden
• The Yeo Valley Organic Garden
• 60° East - A Garden Between Continents
• Guangzhou Garden: Guangzhou China
• MARIE-LOUISE AGIUS’S
• One to watch
• Where to stay
• No mere dry, academic work, but a treasure trove of creativity, this is a meditation on the beauty and power of trees to delight all nature lovers.
• A call to arms to protect the world’s insects and other invertebra­tes, but one that has a much wider focus than gardening.
• An illuminati­ng record of the treasures of Sheffield’s Botanical Garden, recording the beauty and lifecycle of both native and exotic plants.
• An eloquent exploratio­n of the creative, reflective and innovative space of the shed via some of the UK’s most stunning landscapes.
• A comprehens­ive, absorbing and entertaini­ng overview of the richly diverse stories of plants and their impact on our everyday lives.
• READER OFFER
• Autumn nursery guide
• Autumn gardens to visit
• Autumn inspiratio­n

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