The Public Gardens of Oxford
Considering his home town of Oxford in winter, Mark finds the University Parks a joy, but his overall views are spoiled by the endless recycling boxes outside people's front doors...
Considering his home town of Oxford in winter, Mark finds the University Parks a joy, but his overall views are spoiled by the endless recycling boxes outside people's front doors...
David considers what would go best planted in the pond and comes across some exotic, if challenging, ideas.
It's worth the risk planting a quince tree, though they are susceptible to many blights
Roddy decides it's worth the risk planting a quince tree, though they are susceptible to many blights, and continues his search for the best way to garden as organically as possible.
Roddy decides it's worth the risk planting a quince tree, though they are susceptible to many blights, and continues his search for the best way to garden as organically as possible.
Mark finds himself about to start garden's main creative activity when he would usually be heading for the fireside.
The opportunity to bring more light into his garden leads David to experiment with his 'sweet shop' borders; as it turned out it was the perfect summer for such a venture.
This is the time of year when dramatic decisions need to be made. Roy Strong finds he is brave enough to carry many of them out.
Now is the time of year that the thistles start casting their seeds to the wind, and it's a wonderful sight, finds Mary Anne Robb
Although unfashionable, Mark Griffiths finds deadheading a necessity at this time of year, as long as you are careful about what you take and what you leave...
Roddy Llewellyn suggest the best way to attack an unkempt lawn which tends to greet you when one moves into a new house
Roy strong delights in the higgle piggle of autumn flowers mixed up with the plentiful vegetables in his Kitchen Garden.
David finds a bumper autumn crop keeps him on his toes finding the most successful ways to eat, drink and store his garden's bounty
Kathryn Bradley Hole find reasons to be cheerful as the rain finally begins to fall...
The pale pink and deep lavander flowers of hydrangea villosa dazzle in the garden when caught in the golden light of autumn, finds Roy Strong.
Mark Griffiths traces the history of the special relationship between Britian and America when it comes to plants, flowers and trees.
Late summer means the fading of favourites, says Roddy Llewellyn
The hosepipe ban has affected different gardeners in different ways; Mark Griffiths shares his tips for how to make the most of limited amounts of water in this hot weather.
Roses can fade in the sunlight making some shade desirable - particularly when growing those with deeper hues, finds David Wheeler.
Roddy Llewellyn celebrates the merits of those plants which are both durable and a pleasure to grow.