The Enduring Gardener
What started as a typical English Cottage Garden has in the last couple of years taken a modern turn. The Cottage Garden Style provides the perfect launchpad for a garden with few rules on colours, planting combinations or structure. A means to try whatever plant takes your fancy, time will tell whether they thrive or wilt away. This is still very much a young garden, a blank canvas a few years ago and as such is still evolving. There’s new areas planned and exciting plants to be discovered. Now wisteria flower, apple and pear trees fruit and box balls provide winter interest and structure. There’s a greenhouse to nurture tender seedlings and escape the worst of the British climate. The oak deck is a space to relax, kick off the gardening boots, fire up the barbeque and drink something cold.
So join me in my journey of discovery, trying new planting combinations, breaking the rules, and creating a relaxing and enjoyable garden to spend time with family and friends.
Final garden tour August 2023
May Splendour - an evening look around the garden
Battery operated leaf blower
When you should plant allium bulbs
New Electric Hedge Trimmer
Greenhouse Autovents not working
garden jobs for winter
New Greenhouse
Goodbye Lavender, hello Miscanthus
Growing mind your own business
cutting back marjoram
How And When To Mulch
Spring Pruning Hebes
How To Make a DIY Water Feature, The Easy Way
Friluftsliv: The Nordic Concept of Outdoor Living
Make Your Own Willow Compost Bin
Mind Your Own Business
Propagating Mint
Greenhouse Watering Tips And a Look Around The Garden
Mindfulness And Gardening
Garden Border Design Ideas UK
Birdsong Sounds at Dawn
Improving Clay Soil
Lock Down In The Garden
The Best Way To Clean Decking
Why Peat Free Compost
Wowsers this Spooky Mist really brings out the colours of Autumn
Small Garden Makeover - A Simple Trick to make the space look BIG !
5 easy plants to grow for a tropical garden
3 must have garden tools