It’s climate change, stupid!
The U.S. presidential election is one long week away. If there is not enough anxiety to go around here on earth, I need to mention the planetary concern that has…[...]
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An (honestly) apolitical new look at the White House gardens
My fall 2010 photo of the White House, with garden tour-goers. The White House grounds and gardens were open to the public recently, as they are one weekend every spring…[...]
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People and Plants
I thought this would be a fairly straightforward individual to research and write about. But no, talk about a rabbit hole. Have you ever known someone that makes you ask,…[...]
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I’ve fallen in love.
I love my garden, I do. It’s at the heart of my life. But just recently I’ve been drawn back and back to a windowsill by some sweet dwarf pelargoniums. Here’s…[...]
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Beer, biscuits and … tools: 2024 Advent calendars – tried and tested
From spices to seeds, coffee to candles, we opened the doors of some of this year’s more inventive countdown-to-Christmas offerings – with varying resultsAdvent calendars filled with everything from beauty…[...]
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Winter Conversations
Welcome to the Winter series of the BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine podcast – packed with friendly and informative conversations with some of the UK’s favourite gardening experts. You’ll find advice…[...]
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Tour Vancouver’s Must-See Magazine Garden
While I think all gardens are beautiful and look amazing in photos, there’s just something about a garden ... Read More The post Tour Vancouver’s Must-See Magazine Garden appeared first…[...]
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Talk to your plants? Now the first AI-powered garden will allow them to talk back
Collaboration between leading garden designer and Microsoft to go on display at Chelsea flower show 2025Hardcore gardeners sometimes, when no one else is listening, talk quietly to their prize blooms.…[...]
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Sue Kent’s practical guide for your autumn garden
October is a mellow month with a fading, romantic and relaxed atmosphere to enjoy while putting the garden in order. There are still fruit and vegetables that need harvesting and…[...]
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The first broad beans of spring take me back to my childhood garden – and my mum | Nova Weetman
She used to tell me the first crop picked would taste very different from the last. And she was rightGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailAs a child, I spent…[...]
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