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MANOJ MALDE
The garden designer, show judge, RHS ambassador and television presenter on changing careers, making a splash with colour, and promoting inclusivity and diversity within the gardening community
Stone gold
With deceptively simple design and a masterful use of rock, Peter Berg has crafted a polished family garden froma steeply sloping site
The new bedding
Talk of bedding can conjure images of gaudily coloured, over-fertilised blooms, but many annuals, biennials and even tender houseplants can help fill gaps and offer a sensational summer garden peak. Here, three experts recommend their favourites
Rich tapestry
In west London, Butter Wakefield has created a timeless and immersive garden that's inviting to people and pollinators alike
DISPORUM
These delicate woodlanders with fairy-bell flowers make the perfect companions to hostas and ferns, and are relatively easy-going provided you offer them a moist and shady spot
True to form
The sympathetic renovation of a historic garden in Cornwall takes inspiration from one of its most famous sons, the naturalist John Davies Enys
TRUE COLOURS
Do gardens need a carefully considered colour scheme, or are they better when a mix of spontaneous, clashing colours come to the fore? Alice Vincent is undecided
Sow where they grow
Sowing seeds where they are to grow is an easy, bother-free way to bring colour to your garden. Here, three experts recommend their favourite flowers for growing direct
Flow of ideas
A creative meeting of minds has produced a dramatic spring garden of contrasts, with water at its heart
Natural selection
At Twelve Nunns Nursery in Lincolnshire, it has taken 20 years for three new erythroniums to be offered for sale
Grass roots
Bio-designer Zena Holloway goes back to basics with her organic sculptures, fashioned from wheatgrass grown at home
Colour magic
In his garden in the Irish village of Kiltegan artist TJ Maher paints with plants, which in mid to late spring means tulips galore
GEMMA JEROME
The director of Building with Nature on the need to put nature at the heart of development, and why we may have to rethink our desire for our own private gardens
Room for a view
Stefano Marinaz has created year-round interest in this small urban garden, providing spaces to share with friends and with wildlife
RANUNCULUS
Ranunculus asiaticus has long been a popular florist's flower, but a number of new garden cultivars can now offer home growers spring colour for the garden and vase
Artistry of nature
Within the bucolic garden of his family farm, Emmanuel de Quillacq has created a contemporary space inspired by the local Flemish art
In The Kitchen
As the year draws to a close Jojo finds ways to preserve summer’s flavour through the raw months, and makes the most of a glut of grapes
Ahead Of The Curve
Crafted from the timber of 150-year-old oaks, Gaze Burvill’s furniture celebrates tradition, but it is made using cutting-edge technology
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?
12 Of Helen And Vicky's Favourite Conifers
12 Of Helen And Vicky's Favourite Conifers
Nature's Widest Canvas
At their home in Vermont, Susan and Rick Richter have collaborated with master stone worker Dan Snow to create a stunning structured landscape
Juan Grimm
The renowned Chilean landscape architect on responding to topography, his passion for evergreens, and why herbaceous perennials are overrated
Rich Heritage
As Parham House in West Sussex prepares to plants out bulbs for next spring, head gardener Tom Brown looks back at one of his favourite tulip combinations
In The Garden
Jojo takes inspiration from a long-established kitchen garden as she considers how to train fruit in her narrow back garden
Sam Pagett
After gaining several years of gardening experience in the UK, Sam is extending his horticultural knowledge with a stint at the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens.
Golden Glory
The sheer magnitude and beauty of the daffodils in Felley Priory’s spring garden have been known to move grown men to tears.
Jimi Blake
Hunting Brook Gardens are as boldly idiosyncratic as their creator, who gains his inspiration while bouncing up and down to 1970s club classics.
Joe Sharman
Known to galanthophiles the world over as the snowdrop grower with the Midas touch, the Monksilver Nursery owner came to wider acclaim when his snowdrop struck gold on eBay.
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
Flights Of Fancy
Embrace uneven landscapes, advises garden designer James Alexander-Sinclair. Those lumps and bumps are the perfect excuse for installing the steps of your dreams.