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The best biennials to grow from seed Head gardener Troy Scott Smith urges us to get ready to sow biennials this year, ready for colour and interest the following year – and they’re all easy to grow from seed. Who’s who The new president of the RHS, Keith Weed, on using science to address the immediacy of climate change and enthusing the next generation of gardeners.
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Hedges
Domestic hedges are more than just dividing lines; they can be ornamental in their own right. James Alexander-Sinclair considers the options, depending on your taste and situation
Going Back To Her Roots
Inspired by Darwin’s theory on plant intelligence, German artist Diana Scherer manipulates the root systems of grass to weave patterns of magical beauty
Paul Barney
The owner of the deliciously surprising Edulis Nursery on his bohemian childhood, following in Gerald Durrell’s footsteps and the ferry journey that changed his life
Tender Loving Care
Even as winter prepares to loosen its grip, Frank finds himself worrying about the tender plants that might not survive its final blast
Gardens Of Hope
Far from being temporary, refugee camps can provide accommodation for displaced people for many years. Gardens bring stability, beauty and dignity.
A Nod To The Irish
Coosheen on the south coast of Ireland is a Mecca for snowdrop fans with a collection that emphasises the Irish cultivars
Bridget Elworthy and Henrietta Courtauld
Known collectively as The Land Gardeners, friends Bridget (left) and Henrietta are fast establishing a reputation for their walled garden designs and impressive cut flowers – as well as their passion for compost
Adam Frost
The Gardeners’ World presenter and seven times Chelsea Gold medallist on working with Geoff Hamilton, laver and bacon sandwiches and why he won’t be giving up coaching junior goalkeepers
Potagers
When is a vegetable garden not a vegetable garden? When it’s a potager of course. But does the distinction come down to anything more than pretension or French good taste?
Time To Stand And Stare
On winter walks Frank finds himself looking at ash trees with fresh eyes, now that time could be running out for these stately natives