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Why I’m still savouring those autumn colours
Alan Gray ponders apples, cutting and looking out for butterflies.
Trying to keep pace in the war of the weeds
In a season like this you only have to be away for a couple of days to find all manner of things clamouring for attention on your return, especially in the garden.
Making the most of summer in the garden
It’s not Autumn just yet. Will Giles tries to enjoy his garden in the good weather before the cold and dark return once again
Vegetable plots are a great idea we can all taste
Will Giles was persuaded to add a veg plot to the Exotic Garden. He’s rather glad he did...
It’s summer – but it’s still the late show too
Alan Gray is still seeing the effects of the delayed seasons on his garden.
West Beckham gardeners John and Judy are a real inspiration
On June 20 it was my very great pleasure to present a gardening trowel on behalf of the National Gardens Scheme to Judy and John McNeil-Wilson in their garden at Chestnut Farm, West Beckham. They have been opening their garden for this very worthwhile charity for the past 10 years, which is laudable indeed. Their first open day is always in February for they have a vast collection of snowdrops, more than 80 different varieties all of which are labelled - so for all you galanthophiles this is the ideal opportunity to see some interesting varieties.
Happy discoveries that worked out so well
When co-presenting BBC Radio Norfolk’s Garden Party which is broadcast live every Saturday at noon I always try to encourage the listeners to ring in and tell us about a few of their successes.
Don’t waste precious resource
The hosepipe ban may have been lifted – but it still pays to be wise with water.
These stunners would grace any garden
Alan Gray welcomes some superb new plants developed by specialist nurseries.
Welcome help at the Exotic Garden
A warm welcome to our columnist Will Giles, of the Exotic Garden in Norwich, who returns to our gardening section from this week.
Cold spring sparks off a late flowering spectacular
A cold and damp start to the year has proven to be a blessing in disguise for Sheringham Park where rhododendrons and azaleas are continuing to bloom beyond the end of the season.
Chelsea proves to be an inspiration once more
Alan Gray reports on Chelsea Flower Show where the standard was as high as ever.
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