12 Of Helen And Vicky's Favourite Conifers
This pine is relatively hard to get hold of but well worth the effort – its deep green foliage transforms into a glowing beacon of yellow in the winter months.2.5m. AGM*. RHS H6, USDA 5a-9b.
2 Cedrus libani ‘Blue Angel’
A narrow, upright yet weeping cedar with a bluish tinge and beautiful cones formed in spring and held for most of the year. Likes a sunny spot if possible. 3.5m. USDA 6a-9b.
3 Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Nana Gracilis’
Slightly reminiscent of a flamenco dancer’s ruffled skirts, this slow-growing tree is ideal for small gardens, and good in pots. 1m. AGM. RHS H7, USDA 5a-9b.
4 Cryptomeria japonica ‘Rein’s Dense Jade’
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WORLD OF POSSIBILITY
This superb tour of the world's botanical gardens highlights their vital role in saving the planet's flora, says Claire Masset
THE FEMININE TOUCH?
Does your garden have masculine or feminine style, and does it even matter? Head gardener Benjamin Pope unpicks gardening's gender stereotypes
'If you emulate nature, you're on to a winner'
Gardener, television presenter and author Carol Klein talks about her new book, the books she loves, her current challenges and what she's up to next
FRIENDLY ADVICE
When tasked with creating a garden for her friends, designer Neive Tierney found the project came with challenges - not least the need to include a wheelchair ramp and squeeze in a saltwater swimming pool
Passing the baton
The celebrated nursery and garden at Marchants Hardy Plants in East Sussex is now being managed by a new team, who continue to inspire visitors with innovative planting
My sweet gourd
Clark Lawrence, an American living in the heart of Italy's pumpkin province, loves growing different cultivars of pumpkins and ornamental gourds for their sweet flavours and fabulous looks
ANDY JASPER
The new CEO of the Eden Project on his excitement about a new chapter, the legacy he's left at the National Trust and his joy at heading home to Cornwall
Bedding in
In just under nine years, the owners of Arvensis Nursery in Wiltshire have created a mature garden that displays their high-quality perennials
Late summer dreams
From cool pastels and foliage to hot colours, designer Jo Thompson creates three stylish container combinations for autumn
A SIGN OF THE TIMES
Inspired by the historic house and setting at Park House in Cambridgeshire, landscape architect Robert Myers has woven together traditional and contemporary design elements to create a haven for people, plants and wildlife
