Don's Dionysian* Garden, after the Dirty Digger's Sale
The Dirty Diggers of Lovewood plant sale (which I took part in) happens right down the street from this garden, which belongs to a man named Don. Back in 2017 I posted photos of th...
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The Dirty Diggers of Lovewood plant sale (which I took part in) happens right down the street from this garden, which belongs to a man named Don. Back in 2017 I posted photos of th...
I've been out to visit a few HPSO member Open Gardens this summer and this garden, De Tuin Bij Montmore, was one of my first stops. To be honest the description of the garden wasn'...
All across London, a city where a back garden is a luxury and allotment waiting lists are endless, locals are adopting unloved, neglected pockets of land and transforming them into...
Do you open your neighbor’s garden gate, stomp through their rosebed, and then sit down on their patio? The garden gate and the fence around the flowerbed mark the property…
Arcalia: It sounds daft but I grow hostas for the leaves not the flowers Does anyone grow hostas for the flowers?
..and @JaneJones …I grew a stack of them in our place in The Hague and if you go big on the number of plants, after a few years, the slugs and snails make no impact and the blooms...
READERS shared our despair at the loss of so many beautiful gardens in Oxford and elsewhere
Here's a view of Montague Street Gardens, which is normally a private secret garden hidden behind buildings in Bloomsbury, near the British Museum. I visited for London Open Garden...
Washing-up bowl in gardenThough it was a good year for strawberry growers, 2025′s weird weather gave gardeners much to reconsider. Backyard-proud Brits have been asked to check for...
A homeowner has been left bewildered after their neighbours demanded they go indoors so the couple could have privacy in their garden, leaving the family feeling uneasy about using...
By Joe Rector I’m sitting at my desk and looking out at the backyard and into the field that is fenced behind. The place used to be cleaned up enough to see the concrete block barn...
Last weekend our local Garden Bloggers group (a laughable label at this point, since only a few of us post to our blogs anymore) made the trip down to Northrop Acres in Amity, Oreg...
The request to visit mosaic artist Jeffrey Bale's garden during the Hortlandia weekend garden touring was unexpected. I'd not thought to include his garden on the itinerary, but wa...
Yes I know, it's July now, however, these photos were taken on June 26th when Jeffrey Bale visited my garden. He was kind enough to share the photos he took during his visit, so I...
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Where bad bugs are concerned, I take the gentlest route: insecticidal soaps, vinegar sprays, and the like. The weevils, however, have simply chuckled.
London is one of the leafiest cities in the world - something I often blog about. London Parks and Gardens, an organisation that protects the green capital, hosts an annual event t...
We’re all about biodiverse gardens here at HuffPost UK, and no-mow May is a great time to rewild your backyard. But sometimes, as is the case with invasive Japanese knotweed (which...
Most avid gardeners will tell you that it was a family member—a mother, father, uncle, aunt, grandmother, grandfather, and soContinue Reading The post Gardening School appeared fir...
Washing-up bowl in gardenThough it was a good year for strawberry growers, 2025′s weird weather gave gardeners much to reconsider. Backyard-proud Brits have been asked to check for...
JaneJones: Does anyone grow hostas for the flowers? I don’t know why anyone would, but I thought I shouldn’t presume.
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Every autumn interiors obsessives and architecture buffs are able to nosy around hundreds of London buildings that are normally not accessible to the public with Open House London....
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