Clare Foggett
Editor at The English Garden
Editor of The English Garden, for everyone who loves beautiful gardens https://t.co/W2ed6JwhFD.
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3 days ago |
theenglishgarden.co.uk | Clare Foggett
They’re a hardy annual, which means you can sow them in autumn or during spring. Sow in autumn (August to October) and they’ll germinate and then over-winter as small seedlings, in position and ready to grow as soon as the temperature warms up in spring, giving you earlier flowers. Those sown in spring will flower later in summer. You can sow from March to May for flowers the same year.
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1 week ago |
theenglishgarden.co.uk | Clare Foggett
June marks the point in the year when gardeners start to see the results of their efforts – crops are ready to harvest, borders are getting into full swing, and everything’s in full leaf. Tender plants are in position ready to do their stuff and the weather’s usually conducive to sitting outside and enjoying it all. Although you can put plants in the ground this month, it’s not the best time of year to plant.
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2 weeks ago |
theenglishgarden.co.uk | Clare Foggett
Creamy coloured stone, rusty steel piling used to create raised planting beds, and reclaimed sea timber that still featured the marks of the barnacles and limpets that once called it home, all combined to give the garden a true feel of the coast. Gabions filled with recycled bricks and roof tiles, and the waste off-cuts of stone were carefully stacked to recreate real-life cliff faces that Joe and Laura had photographed. The final layer comprised reeds cut from Norfolk salt marshes.
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2 weeks ago |
theenglishgarden.co.uk | Clare Foggett
Corston Architectural Detail are well known for their range of sleek and stylish light fittings and hardware, and have added garden lighting to their range. For those looking for a larger wall light that doesn’t compromise on style, Corston’s Kensington Wall Light with a hand-blown, fluted glass shade could fit the bill. It’s available in bronze, brass or polished nickel finishes and big enough to use on a large exterior wall, but in a refined rather than bulky way.
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2 weeks ago |
theenglishgarden.co.uk | Clare Foggett
The garden, for ViiV Healthcare, a pharmaceutical company dedicated to HIV treatment, represents an individual’s journey with HIV and a desire for change away from any stigma attached to an HIV diagnosis. “Hexagons reflect the molecular structure of HIV medication, and we’ve used them as a basis for elements of the garden,” says Manoj, “while sculptures by Ralph Bourdoukan are a respectful nod to the past.
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