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Great Christmas gift ideas for gardeners

Published on: October 29th, 2015
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It’s that time of year again.  Christmas present lists are beginning to litter everyone’s kitchen tables.  If you are near the delightful Kentish Wealden town, Hawkhurst, you must visit Cranbrook Iron’s ‘pop up’ shop opening on the 6th November at Septimus Quayles,

The National Garden Scheme Festival 6th & 7th June

Published on: May 31st, 2015
Posted In: Events

Four hundred private gardens to visit in two days is an astonishing statistic but that is what the National Garden Scheme’s (known by many as the NGS) annual weekend Festival (6th & 7th June) is all about. The NGS was

Chelsea Fringe Events in Kent 2015

Published on: May 6th, 2015
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16th May -7th June Dubbed ‘the fastest growing fringe festival ever’ by the World Festival network, the Chelsea Fringe, www.chelseafringe.co.uk now in its fourth year, is firmly established as a highlight of the gardening calendar. ‘The idea is twofold, to celebrate

Pulhamite rocks – an extraordinary Victorian fashion

Published on: April 13th, 2015
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Ideally flicking through a Summers Place Auctions (summersplaceauctions.com) catalogue of their forthcoming auction of Garden and Natural History on 14th and 15th April, my eye was caught by Lot 336:  ‘A collection of Pulhamite stone: 19th-century’. What on earth is Pulhamite

Chestnut Coppicing – An ancient Kentish tradition.

Published on: March 12th, 2015
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Anyone encountering the ancient art of chestnut coppicing for the first time must wonder why a great swathe of woodland has apparently been wantonly chopped down.  Aren’t we meant to be protecting forests and woodland at home as well as in far flung exotic climes?  The answer is

What the well dressed gardener should be wearing.

Published on: November 25th, 2014
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At last the age old thorny problem of what clothes to wear when gardening has been solved by two lady gardening whizzes. Genus Performance Gardenwear  (www.genus.gs) was established just over a year ago by Sue O’Neil, a sexagenarian entrepreneur. It

The Optimum Time for Garden Photograhpy

Published on: June 17th, 2014
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What is the optimum time for taking sensational garden photographs?  It is not midday day on a gloriously sunny summer’s day but early in the morning just after sunrise when the quality of light is best.  Some years ago the renowned garden

Leeds Castle Kent, Chelsea Fringe with an English "Country Garden" punt.

Chelsea Fringe 2014

Published on: June 4th, 2014
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What brings together Ljubljana, Bristol, Turin, Norwich, Kent and Brighton, not forgetting London and Vienna? Answer: Chelsea Fringe, the open-access festival celebrating everything to do with gardens, plants, landscape and the environment. ‘I knew my life would massively change from

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