An allotment could seal the deal on your house; uphill progress with water
February 9th, 2010
Gardening insider Matthew Appleby ponders the state of horticulture
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An allotment could seal the deal on your house; uphill progress with water
Tags: allotments, drought, floods, hosepipe ban, matthew, moving gardens, ponders-the-state, state, watering
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Telegraph Chelsea gardener: "For my sons to lose their mother so young seems grossly unfair."
February 6th, 2010
Andy Sturgeon, the designer of this year’s Telegraph Chelsea garden, speaks movingly about the sudden death of his partner, and bringing up their three sons alone.
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Telegraph Chelsea gardener: "For my sons to lose their mother so young seems grossly unfair."
Tags: chelsea flower show, death, designer, his-partner, partner, sudden-death, telegraph-chelsea, the-designer, their-three
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Andy Sturgeon to design The Daily Telegraph garden for Chelsea Flower Show 2010
February 5th, 2010
Behind the scenes with Andy Sturgeon, the award-winning designer chosen to create this year’s Daily Telegraph garden for Chelsea Flower Show
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Andy Sturgeon to design The Daily Telegraph garden for Chelsea Flower Show 2010
Tags: award, behind-the-scenes, cassandra jardine, chelsea, chelsea flower show 2010, chelsea-flower, daily, daily-telegraph, designer-chosen, gravel garden, the-scenes, year
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Monty Don on Mastercrafts
February 4th, 2010
Monty Don, the former Gardeners’ World presenter, reveals why he wasn’t asked to return to the long-running series – and why he wouldn’t go back either.
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Monty Don on Mastercrafts
Tags: gardeners, gardeners world, mastercrafts, monty don, my dream farm, stroke, the-former, the-long-running, world
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BEC pins hopes on sculptures and garden accessories
February 3rd, 2010
BEC Engineering and Design company’s bid to counter falling revenues may falter unless new routes to market can be established.
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BEC pins hopes on sculptures and garden accessories
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Beekeeping diary: a tentative winter feed
February 3rd, 2010
Now that the snows have cleared, Ian Douglas goes back to his hive with some supplies for the bees.
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Beekeeping diary: a tentative winter feed
Tags: apiary, beekeeping, bees, douglas, feeding, his-hive, hive, snows
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Titchmarsh B&Q deal puts BBC in spotlight. Garden centre latest: park and buy lunch
January 30th, 2010
Gardening insider Matthew Appleby ponders the state of horticulture
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Titchmarsh B&Q deal puts BBC in spotlight. Garden centre latest: park and buy lunch
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Tropical extravaganza at Kew Gardens
January 30th, 2010
The Princess of Wales Conservatory at Kew Gardens will shortly be brimming with vibrant orchid colours.
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Tropical extravaganza at Kew Gardens
Tags: Flowers, gardens, kew gardens, nservatory-at-kew, orchids, princess, vibrant-orchid, wales, wales-conservatory
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Top weekend courses for gardeners
January 29th, 2010
Put your green fingers to work on a weekend course.
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Top weekend courses for gardeners
Tags: adult learning, breadmaking, environment, feng shui, gardening, jane alexander, outdoor sports, your-green
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Garden design competition
January 28th, 2010
Qualify as a garden designer from home: win a place on the world’s first interactive course
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Garden design competition
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