In the blue!

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Liz Zorab offers some upbeat sky-coloured beauties to distract from seas

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Amateur Gardening Magazine

7 January 2025

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Gardening

Gardens Illustrated

All’s well that ends well

As any good gardener knows, September and October can be among the most glorious months of the year. But November? and Helen Andrew Ward of Norwell Nurseries are enthusiasts of this month, too. “I’m p

The English Garden

Global gardens

The world is filled with the most incredible gardens. This year, seize the moment and book an adventure to visit a garden you’ve always wanted to see – or make a tour of an entire region or country, s

Garden Answers

Q&a

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Modern Gardens

Know no boundaries

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Landscape

Holy havens in a land of solitude

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Grow Your Own

Improving soil

Early autumn and early spring are good times to start improving the ground. If your allotment has been recently cultivated, then wait until spring, when the earth is beginning to warm up and the textu