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BBC Gardeners' World

Jul 01 2023
Magazine

Gardeners' World Magazine is the authoritative voice in gardening, the clear market-leader since it launched in 1991. The award-winning editorial includes topical, practical advice in the readers' favourite 'what to do now' section, and regular contributions and features from the top names in BBC gardening. Packed with fresh ideas and clear advice - the innovative approach offers creative, practical and problem-solving solutions to all keen gardeners.

Welcome

We love July • I have discovered that no lesser a fgure than George Orwell was not only a very keen gardener but also wrote an essay about the joys of gardening and being in the garden through the year. About June he wrote of “the back-breaking work of earthing up potatoes” and “going for walks after supper”. In November it was “raging gales” and “the smell of rubbish fres” that drew his attention. In this month he was pleased about “going to the offce in shirt sleeves” but, more evocatively, “the endless pop-pop-pop of cherry stones as one treads the London pavements”, which is a lovely image for July.

Expert’s choice Achillea • These impressive plants are not only elegant, they’re also as tough as they come, says Graham Rice

24 FREE* winter bedding plants for every reader

The Full Monty • While no one can ‘make’ a truly wild garden, says Monty, the skilled hand can help create a space that is beautifully in tune with its environment

Have your say • The view from your side of the fence

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY OFFER

Over the fence • Crocks in pots – do they make a difference?

Digging deeper • Putting the spotlight on the biggest issues in gardening today

2 for 1 entry Director’s cuts • Join us this July as we visit 2 for 1 Gardens featured in films and classic television shows

Containers of the month • Arrange a selection of beautiful pots to create an ever-changing, temporary landscape

More container inspiration • Add some pop to your plot this summer with these cheery combinations

Try a subscription to BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine and get our 2 for 1 Gardens entry card and guide • Get your first 3 issues for just £5, then pay £27.60 every 6 issues thereafter†

Success with tender plants • Adam shows how to get the best from tender plants, including container growing, feeding and watering, plus what to do when temperatures start to dip later in the season

Feelgood summer • July’s here at last! Make it a month to remember with our top tips for bountiful crops, stylish plots, outdoor dining and garden games galore

Hooray for herbs • Every garden should save space to grow herbs for adding delicious flavour to cooking. Follow Monty’s expert advice and you could be enjoying tasty year-round pickings

Sunrise in the east • Ross Lee Harrison hasn’t just transformed his garden – his garden has transformed his life. Discover how here

Entertain in style • If your outdoor space needs a little bit of love this summer, read on for our pick of relaxing seating and essential garden-living accessories

Small space big flavour • July is a month of abundance in the plot. Gluts of courgettes can be quickly used up and enjoyed in easy-to-make recipes, like Rukmini Iyer’s pasta dish

Linguine with courget tes, pine nuts & chilli

Other flavours from the plot

Garden games • Enjoy family fun all summer with Kay Maguire’s pick of the best outdoor games

PART 1 Summer problem solving PLANT DISEASES • Warm weather can encourage a host of plant diseases, but there are many non-chemical ways you can combat them, as Alan Titchmarsh explains

PART 2 A garden in pots • Lucy Bellamy continues her guide to making a year-round...


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OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

Gardeners' World Magazine is the authoritative voice in gardening, the clear market-leader since it launched in 1991. The award-winning editorial includes topical, practical advice in the readers' favourite 'what to do now' section, and regular contributions and features from the top names in BBC gardening. Packed with fresh ideas and clear advice - the innovative approach offers creative, practical and problem-solving solutions to all keen gardeners.

Welcome

We love July • I have discovered that no lesser a fgure than George Orwell was not only a very keen gardener but also wrote an essay about the joys of gardening and being in the garden through the year. About June he wrote of “the back-breaking work of earthing up potatoes” and “going for walks after supper”. In November it was “raging gales” and “the smell of rubbish fres” that drew his attention. In this month he was pleased about “going to the offce in shirt sleeves” but, more evocatively, “the endless pop-pop-pop of cherry stones as one treads the London pavements”, which is a lovely image for July.

Expert’s choice Achillea • These impressive plants are not only elegant, they’re also as tough as they come, says Graham Rice

24 FREE* winter bedding plants for every reader

The Full Monty • While no one can ‘make’ a truly wild garden, says Monty, the skilled hand can help create a space that is beautifully in tune with its environment

Have your say • The view from your side of the fence

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY OFFER

Over the fence • Crocks in pots – do they make a difference?

Digging deeper • Putting the spotlight on the biggest issues in gardening today

2 for 1 entry Director’s cuts • Join us this July as we visit 2 for 1 Gardens featured in films and classic television shows

Containers of the month • Arrange a selection of beautiful pots to create an ever-changing, temporary landscape

More container inspiration • Add some pop to your plot this summer with these cheery combinations

Try a subscription to BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine and get our 2 for 1 Gardens entry card and guide • Get your first 3 issues for just £5, then pay £27.60 every 6 issues thereafter†

Success with tender plants • Adam shows how to get the best from tender plants, including container growing, feeding and watering, plus what to do when temperatures start to dip later in the season

Feelgood summer • July’s here at last! Make it a month to remember with our top tips for bountiful crops, stylish plots, outdoor dining and garden games galore

Hooray for herbs • Every garden should save space to grow herbs for adding delicious flavour to cooking. Follow Monty’s expert advice and you could be enjoying tasty year-round pickings

Sunrise in the east • Ross Lee Harrison hasn’t just transformed his garden – his garden has transformed his life. Discover how here

Entertain in style • If your outdoor space needs a little bit of love this summer, read on for our pick of relaxing seating and essential garden-living accessories

Small space big flavour • July is a month of abundance in the plot. Gluts of courgettes can be quickly used up and enjoyed in easy-to-make recipes, like Rukmini Iyer’s pasta dish

Linguine with courget tes, pine nuts & chilli

Other flavours from the plot

Garden games • Enjoy family fun all summer with Kay Maguire’s pick of the best outdoor games

PART 1 Summer problem solving PLANT DISEASES • Warm weather can encourage a host of plant diseases, but there are many non-chemical ways you can combat them, as Alan Titchmarsh explains

PART 2 A garden in pots • Lucy Bellamy continues her guide to making a year-round...


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