“If you have a garden and library, you have everything you need.” So said the Roman philosopher Marcus Tullius Cicero (106BC-43BC) over 2000 years ago. It […]
Blackberries are often underrated, if not hated, because of the way prickly brambles find their way to blocking passage. But they are very important for wildlife, […]
ROWAN Sorbus aucuparia – Rose family (Rosaceae) Also known as mountain-ash, the rowan is native to cool regions of the Northern Hemispehere. It is one of […]
As published in the October 2024 issue of Garden Design Journal, copyright The Society of Garden Designers, sgd.org.uk For more details about the wonderful biodynamic gardens, visiting times […]
As we all know, it’s never been more important for gardeners to become champions of all aspects of biodiversity including our precious gene bank that resides […]
Gardening without Peat Developing alternatives to using peat is a top priority for all of us. We’ve put together the following guidelines and some useful links to […]
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