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• Reclaiming space and light
• The flowering bulbs of May and June
• Preparing for the fall
• Felix in Norway
• A dead tree, an alive Australian plant and too much miscanthus
• April bulbs in bloom
• Autumn dig and divide
• March bulbs in autumn
• Sartorial elegance meets Peter Rabbit. In the garden of course.
• February bulbs signalling seasonal change
• A surprise
• Baby kereru
• Summer Gold
• Bold Bulbs of January
• Worsleya mania
• Meri Kirihimete from Aotearoa.
• Bulbs of December. In time for Christmas.
• The Jury Magnolias. A retrospective view.
• Shaping up michelias
• Bits and bobs – garden thoughts from November
• The bulbs of November
• ‘No longer in the garden’
• The bulbs of October
• Three weeds in white
• Bulbs of September
• Revisiting Le Clos du Peyronnet, but not in person
• The graveyard incident
• The end of an era
• Preserving a period of time
• The evolution of a garden
• From an earlier era
• Our very own mountain daisy, the celmisia
• More ‘invisible gardening’.
• An FCC, no less.
• Mānawatia a Matariki
• A postscript – or maybe an update –  to my last two posts on digging ‘n dividing and bluebells.
• What even is ‘a garden for all seasons’?
• More lessons learned. Plants to avoid
• How many Nerine bowdenii did you say?
• Autumn flowering fillers
• ‘Autumn is icumen in’
• Let there be flowers and the gentle change of seasons
• New Jury Magnolias
• Waiting for rain
• AI and me
• Pushing the boundaries
• Monty Don’s British Gardens. Part 2 – from a New Zealand perspective.
• Harbingers of autumn
• Finding form
• Monty Don on British Gardens
• The story behind those Scadoxus katherinae
• Invisible gardening
• “O Christmas tree O Christmas tree you stand in splendid beauty!” Or maybe not quite so splendid.
• The marriage of sustainable gardening with biodiversity
• Gardening more sustainably – part one. Where to start?
• Very pink
• Succession planning and gardening values
• Seeing through another’s eyes and TMF here
• Rhythm and repetition
• Show time!
• My lukewarm attitude to big red rhododendrons
• Good things take time *
• Too many bluebells!
• Spring in the woodland gardens
• Magnolia delight
• STILL pruning…
• Spring panic, camellia pruning and a good ladder – a very good ladder
• Gardening in the ruins
• Early spring gold
• The Magnoliafication
• Odd crops
• The legacy of Magnolia ‘Lanarth’ and modest Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’
• In praise of the humble tamarillo
• Ideas and observations – part two of two.
• Blue sky winters
• Ideas and observations (part one)
• Cork trees, wildflowers and vineyards in charming Occitania
• Mānawatia a Matariki
• Memories of endless beach walks
• Give me colour, I say. Again.
• English gardens in Provence
• Prickly things, fair maidens and views in Èze
• Villa et Jardins Ephrussi de Rothschild. Part 2 of Gardens of the French Riviera
• From Hidcote to Serre de la Madone – Lawrence Johnston’s two gardens
•  And the third and final part:  Gaudi and Casa Batlló
• Part 2: Gaudi and the Parc Güell
• Let there be light
• Grave matters
• Autumn delight
• Reflections and plans (with unrelated photos)
• The Chelsea Chop
• “You’ve got mail”
• Seamless transitions – doing away with garden edgings
• Seedling variation
• Summer gardening
• Spot the difference
• Botanical inaccuracy
• “It is a good plant but we don’t need it everywhere”
• Changing plans
• A white Christmas