5 min read
Richard Wendorf will step down in December after serving as director of the American Museum & Gardens for the past...
4 min read
A year on from its installation, head gardener at The American Museum & Gardens Andrew Cannell tells us about the...
5 min read
“Bring in the butterflies,” says Jane Moore, “and you will be helping to build an entire ecosystem, from pollination for plants to prey for birds.” Jane’s new book Planting for Butterflies, published by Quadrille, shows you how you can attract these beautiful insects and help them to flourish by creating a...
5 min read
Jane Moore follows the herb trail from field to fork and talks to two chefs and two thirsty gardeners, asking...
4 min read
Shedworking and outdoor living spaces have become increasingly popular as people look to reduce their commute to work or simply...
5 min read
Nothing says ‘I love you’ better than flowers, says Jane Moore. Forget thoughts of clichés and over-sentimentality, and bring sunshine in the form of flowers to romance your partner this February Call me an old romantic, but love is undeniably in the air this month. I know Shakespeare called music...
4 min read
In a city defined by its architectural highlights, there are also plenty of inbetween areas with green potential that aren’t...
5 min read
Think up rather than down, adopt a Monstera, grow your own, think about wildlife and celebrate the woodland – Jane...
5 min read
Winter pots and containers can do a great deal to brighten the long dark days to come, says Jane Moore.A sentiment thoroughly endorsed by gardening compatriots Tamsin Westhorpe and John Leach “Don’t gardeners get depressed in autumn?” my other half asked the other day, staring gloomily out at the rain....
5 min read
How green is your garden? Gardening is the most naturally sustainable activity – you just need to remember a few...
5 min read
Jane Moore meets Nyla Abraham, a Bath gardener whose garden has seen her through some hard times and has provided...
5 min read
“He that dares not grasp the thorn. Should never crave the rose,” said Anne Brontë. Jane Moore has grasped plenty of thorns in her time and her love of roses still burns brightly It takes all sorts to make a world and you may be one of those types who...