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Publisher:Future
Category:Home
Language:English
Frequency:Monthly
Magazine Description: The magazine that celebrates living in - and loving - today's country home. Inspired by relaxed modern style, you'll find page upon page of gorgeous real homes and gardens, country–inspired decorating, food, craft and lifestyle ideas.
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A bit on the side
You can add more to soup than croutons... Let lunch stretch a little further by adding a tasty extra to a warming bowlful. It's the ultimate comfort food
ABIGAIL AHERN: A day in the country
The designer and stylist sails, swims and sips wine at sunset in Salcombe
PROTECT AND SERVE
Choose nature-friendly ways to guard your garden from troublesome wildlife visitors for a healthy and more harmonious plot
SOW GROW SHOW
What to plant. thismonth s@reen fingered tasks, and displays to enjoy. Its gardéming from the ground up
VALENTINE'S DAY BORDER
Love your garden? Add a touch of romance to your design with a pretty and perfumed pink planting scheme
LIVING ARCHITECTURE
Winter is theper feet time to introduce shapely, structural plantsthat willremaiiras your garden’s framework throughout the year
STEPPING OUT
Navigate a change in height easily with carefully considered garden steps that create a feature of slopes and terraces
Make yours an 'it always smells so good' home
Knsure your home smells sweet from the moment you step through the door with these expert tips
Moonlight moments
You could count sunrises and sunsets, but why not take aslower approach to marking time by spotting each month’s full moon? February’s is the Snow Moon, so called because this can be one of the coldest months. Each month has a moon but because the lunar cycle is I days shorter thana calendar year, there’s an extra moonevery twoanda half years. Yes, it’s the blue moon.
Putting up fences
Mark boundaries, protect your property and add a stylish design element to your garden with a well-constructed fence
