Are you a plant snob? Should I become one? Am I missing something?
Anything that makes our garden inherently different to anyone else has got to be good, right? Whether that's due to discerning preference or irrational aversion. Having said that...
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Anything that makes our garden inherently different to anyone else has got to be good, right? Whether that's due to discerning preference or irrational aversion. Having said that...
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I just wanted to share this photo. About 12 months ago Michael suggested I add some Plectranthus ecklonii to a shady bed on the east side of our garden. They have been so successfu...
I recently purchased twenty cubes of soil and in retrospect, I have been disappointed by the quality of what turned up. It feels woody and dusty and it doesn't drain very well so I...
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Lots of books and articles on naturalistic planting focus on large gardens or public spaces. I'm wondering how possible it is to replicate this style of planting on a smaller scale...