Many people claim to have an aversion to orange. Do they think they are being tasteful? I love it in […]
Tag Archive for ‘container gardening’
Snowshill, snooping and snipping
I live in the shadow of the Cotswolds, and much as I’d love to have a dinky little Cotswold stone […]
Summer by the Back Door
Nobody except the postman and occasional Jehovah’s Witnesses uses our front door. Everyone comes round to the back and rings on […]
Bright, brighter, Brightlingsea
I went Out East last week. Thompson and Morgan invited me to one of the press days at their new […]
Crete: Cats and Containers
June. Peak activity time in British gardens, both for working (especially if you use bedding plants and half-hardies) and for […]
Sugar Rush – the sweet smell of spring
I like to plant a lot of pots just outside the back of our house. It welcomes guests and […]
True grit – a spring container planting
I thought it was high time I planted a pot or two here. I don’t plant much during the spring because […]
The Whichford Years
Most of you will know that I was the Head Gardener at Whichford Pottery for a long time and filled […]
Plants for your pots from seed
As you may know I’m a tutor at My Garden School, teaching a course on Container Gardening – I’ve planted […]
A PARROT'S NEST 