Garden Answers - January 2019
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Celebrate winter magic An icy dusting of frost creates a light, monochromatic look in the garden, like a sprinkling of stardust in the depths of winter Create woodland drama with wintergreen ferns These feathery unfurling beauties are indispensable for shady corners Plant a January basket These dainty blooms will bring flowers and fragrance to your patio Clean and sharpen your secateurs These trusty tools are a gardener’s best friend – but only if they’re sharp
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“Diagonals Disguise The Awkward Angles”
This dramatic small garden in south London has a dynamic layout framed by colourful herbaceous planting. Owner Jonathan McKee gives us a tour.
Bodnant
Bodnant Garden in Wales is famous for its Laburnum Arch, but has plenty more to offer the spring visitor, Melissa Mabbitt discovers.
Plant The Loveliest - Little Lilies
The ‘trout lily’ might not sound like a looker, but as Val Bourne explains, these elegant woodland plants are a must for shady borders.
“There's One Surprise After Another”
This leafy suburban garden is a voyage of discovery, with views and vistas at every turn.Theresa-Mary Morton treats us to a tour.
“I Love Creating New Colour Schemes”
The Dutch are famous for planting tulips en masse and this dramatic spring garden is no exception. Owner Hetty van Baalen shows us around.
