Clive johnson-cooper

AS AN ARTIST, IT’S DIFFICULT TO GET YOUR WORK OUT THERE. Competitions and open exhibitions are a great way to get involved and make new connections, and entering them is a key part of thinking outside

If you’ve ever wondered what the gardens of some of Britain’s best landscape architects look like, there’s a new book that tours these places

IT’S midsummer, and this is usually the season when gardens are supposed to look their best – brimming with colour, buzzing with life, weed-free and calm, relaxing places for lounging with friends or

Alasdair and Philippa Beaumont weren’t going to let a tiny plot stop them having the garden of their dreams

The Smiths made their garden more usable by dividing it into split-level spaces, each with its own look, feel and purpose

A close observation of the season’s cycles and respect for ecology have been the guiding principles in the development of the garden at Highlands, in the High Weald of East Sussex