Seeds of the good life take root in Herefordshire

Article Abstract:

Serious organic gardening involves a great deal of work, as reflected in the many tasks undertaken by Robert Milne, gardener at Pedwardine College, Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire. Some plots in the vegetable garden produce three or four crops each year, and this requires much preparation and planning. He regards growing fruit and vegetables as extremely rewarding, and has devised a number of ways of making it profitable too.

Interview, Organic gardening, Milne, Robert

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In the fronds of an affair

Article Abstract:

Ferns are often seen as rather unexciting plants, having no flowers, smell or variations in colour. However, they can be fascinating, and will grow well in damp, shady conditions. They can take gardeners by surprise with their growing habits, and they have extremely complex leaf patterns.

Growth, Ferns

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Winter: through a glass brightly

Article Abstract:

Advice on making the garden look attractive from indoors is presented. This is particularly important during the winter, when it is often not possible to spend much time in the garden.

Winter gardening

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