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Gardens Illustrated Magazine

Sep 01 2022
Magazine

Widely regarded as the Vogue of the gardening press, Gardens Illustrated aims to inspire you with an eclectic and international editorial mix of remarkable places, plants and people. With superb photography, authoritative journalism and exceptional design, this award-winning magazine is a style bible for garden designers, garden lovers and enthusiasts alike.

Welcome

Contributors

Gardens Illustrated Magazine

DIG IN • What's new, what's growing and what's going on this month

News

Shop at Sissinghurst

ON COURSE

Saving grace

World of plants

Change of direction

3 FOR THE GARDEN… GILETS

DIARY: SEPTEMBER

KITTED OUT • Make the most of your harvest with the right storage and preserving kit

Garden Design Diploma 2023 • The only UK course to follow the growing year - January to December

September plants • Tom keeps the interest going in the autumn borders, with a dazzling, late-blooming, orange kniphofia, a vibrant ginger lily and shades of blue from salvia and scabious

Places to visit • Tom's recommendations for places to see seasonal plants at their best

DAVID PEARCE • As gardener at Cotswold hotel Whatley Manor, David must combine heritage with a forward-thinking approach

THE CONSTANT GARDENER • Summer's heat may be gone, but the soil is still warm making now the ideal time to establish herbaceous perennials and biennials before winter

Changing rooms • Although she readily admits to making a few early mistakes, Antonia Davies has created an assured set of ever-evolving garden rooms around her Cotswold home

Reduce, reuse, recycle • With its careful mix of perennials and grasses, Marian Boswall's garden at Tillingham Winery reaches its peak in late summer and early autumn

Mature outlook • Cottesbrooke's head gardener Jenny Barnes combines well-established plants with bold foliage and rich colours to creat three container displays to help summer slid into autumn

HESPERANTHA • These elegant plants from southern Africa are highly adaptable in UK gardens, offering months ofcolour and bringing a touch of the exotic to borders

Surplus energy • Nursery owner Paul Seaborne's passion for propagation began as a way of filling the exuberant borders of his East Sussex garden, but seeded the idea for a successful business

NEIL LUCAS • The indefatigable Dorset plantsman and UK's leading expert on ornamental grasses, on good-sense gardening and becoming a pioneer in promoting sustainable ways of gardening

Mass appeal • Throughout this New England garden, designer Richard Elartlage has planted swathes of single species to create a dramatic patchwork pattern

CLEAN CONNECTIONS • Miria Harris has created a city garden for a young family that helps forge a link between a Victorian villa and its contemporary architectural additions

MAGIC MEADOWS • Discover how to create your own bulb meadow for next spring, with three expert plans from leading designers

1 NATURALISTIC STYLE

Carien's plant list

2 BOLD AND BRILLIANT

Jo's plant list

3 JEWEL COLOURS

Tom's plant list

WINTER AWAKENING • The idea that our soil is slumbering during winter is simply not the case. Instead there is much to do to support soil during the darker months to create the perfect conditions come spring

Creating a new bed - lasagna mulching

MATERIALS WEALTH • in this small city courtyard, designer Colm Joseph has used clean lines, a pared-back palette of materials and lush, woodland planting to create a sense of space and calm

Design News and sourcebook • News and sourcebook

News

SOURCEBOOK Trellis • Make the most of your garden...


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 124 Publisher: Our Media Limited Edition: Sep 01 2022

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: September 6, 2022

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

Widely regarded as the Vogue of the gardening press, Gardens Illustrated aims to inspire you with an eclectic and international editorial mix of remarkable places, plants and people. With superb photography, authoritative journalism and exceptional design, this award-winning magazine is a style bible for garden designers, garden lovers and enthusiasts alike.

Welcome

Contributors

Gardens Illustrated Magazine

DIG IN • What's new, what's growing and what's going on this month

News

Shop at Sissinghurst

ON COURSE

Saving grace

World of plants

Change of direction

3 FOR THE GARDEN… GILETS

DIARY: SEPTEMBER

KITTED OUT • Make the most of your harvest with the right storage and preserving kit

Garden Design Diploma 2023 • The only UK course to follow the growing year - January to December

September plants • Tom keeps the interest going in the autumn borders, with a dazzling, late-blooming, orange kniphofia, a vibrant ginger lily and shades of blue from salvia and scabious

Places to visit • Tom's recommendations for places to see seasonal plants at their best

DAVID PEARCE • As gardener at Cotswold hotel Whatley Manor, David must combine heritage with a forward-thinking approach

THE CONSTANT GARDENER • Summer's heat may be gone, but the soil is still warm making now the ideal time to establish herbaceous perennials and biennials before winter

Changing rooms • Although she readily admits to making a few early mistakes, Antonia Davies has created an assured set of ever-evolving garden rooms around her Cotswold home

Reduce, reuse, recycle • With its careful mix of perennials and grasses, Marian Boswall's garden at Tillingham Winery reaches its peak in late summer and early autumn

Mature outlook • Cottesbrooke's head gardener Jenny Barnes combines well-established plants with bold foliage and rich colours to creat three container displays to help summer slid into autumn

HESPERANTHA • These elegant plants from southern Africa are highly adaptable in UK gardens, offering months ofcolour and bringing a touch of the exotic to borders

Surplus energy • Nursery owner Paul Seaborne's passion for propagation began as a way of filling the exuberant borders of his East Sussex garden, but seeded the idea for a successful business

NEIL LUCAS • The indefatigable Dorset plantsman and UK's leading expert on ornamental grasses, on good-sense gardening and becoming a pioneer in promoting sustainable ways of gardening

Mass appeal • Throughout this New England garden, designer Richard Elartlage has planted swathes of single species to create a dramatic patchwork pattern

CLEAN CONNECTIONS • Miria Harris has created a city garden for a young family that helps forge a link between a Victorian villa and its contemporary architectural additions

MAGIC MEADOWS • Discover how to create your own bulb meadow for next spring, with three expert plans from leading designers

1 NATURALISTIC STYLE

Carien's plant list

2 BOLD AND BRILLIANT

Jo's plant list

3 JEWEL COLOURS

Tom's plant list

WINTER AWAKENING • The idea that our soil is slumbering during winter is simply not the case. Instead there is much to do to support soil during the darker months to create the perfect conditions come spring

Creating a new bed - lasagna mulching

MATERIALS WEALTH • in this small city courtyard, designer Colm Joseph has used clean lines, a pared-back palette of materials and lush, woodland planting to create a sense of space and calm

Design News and sourcebook • News and sourcebook

News

SOURCEBOOK Trellis • Make the most of your garden...


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