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ArticleHow you can help Bri­tain’s but­ter­flies

ArticleEasy water fea­tures

For garden­ers with lim­ited space, incor­por­at­ing water into the garden can be tricky. In a court­yard or on a ter­race where there isn’t room for a pond, water fea­tures need to be a bit more man­age­able, and are often self-con­tained, but there’s...

ArticleChoos­ing sculp­ture

One night in 2004, the chef Ray­mond Blanc rang his friend, the sculptor Lloyd Le Blanc, in the small hours. For some time, the pair had been won­der­ing about what to place in the centre of the car park at Blanc’s Oxford­shire hotel, Le Manoir aux...

ArticleGarden­ing courses

HORTICULTURE Whether you want to refresh your garden­ing skills with a work­shop or a short course or delve into long-term study with a view to launch­ing a career in hor­ti­cul­ture, there’s a range of learn­ing options avail­able. Those look­ing for...

ArticleTwi­light plants

Chelsea exhib­it­ors Han­nah and Nick Wade run Garden­ers Delight nurs­ery in Barn­staple, Devon. Their pas­sion is propagat­ing plants spe­cific­ally for pol­lin­at­ors, and they have a par­tic­u­lar interest in night­time pol­lin­at­ors. “We are...

ArticleHardy salvias

ArticleFrom the Editor

There’s something about being in a garden as the light falls at the end of the day. There’s a com­pletely dif­fer­ent atmo­sphere once the sun has gone down and the garden’s bright, busy day­time sounds and scents change to something more dusky and...

ArticleGreg Loades

Unit­ing the house and garden of The Old Rect­ory in West­well with their his­toric set­ting was a chal­lenge rel­ished by designer Richard Taylor, who has slot­ted a rich palette of plants and clever new land­scap­ing around lis­ted ele­ments for a...