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Wilding The Garden
Dark, turbulent clouds gather and longed-for, pelting bursts of rain break over the garden. The heat has built to bring...
The dry days persist, as does the incessant and unseasonable tugging of the north wind, occasional gusts surprising us with...
The early blossom has almost finished its grand flourish, great snow flurries litter the ground beneath the ornamental pears in...
Our head gardener Charlie Harpur shares his take on Monty Don and Alan Titchmarsh’s views on wild gardening. We’ve invited...
The sun is easing back into our hemisphere, urgent green shoots impale the air at alarming rates and the greenhouse...
In meteorological terms, we are welcoming spring and turning our backs on winter. In reality, the latter seems reluctant to...
A clear blue sky, full of rare winter sun accompanies us on the annual visit to Brighton’s Seedy Sunday. A...
The return to the garden post-Christmas refreshes our perspective: after the ravages wrought by the extremes of harsh freezing temperatures...
November rains finally ease and cold begins to seep into the mornings. The crowns of the oaks defiantly cling to...
The first day of November saw a bright half-moon hanging above the garden by 4.30 in the afternoon like a...
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