Jewels of the Garden
Adventures in Gardening
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The Hardy Plant Society
Almost a year ago, I joined the Hardy Plant Society. A single membership only costs £27 for the year, which I thought very reasonable. I had read online that the Hampshire Group’s meetings were held monthly, only about 15 minutes drive from...
More plants named after people.
Geranium ‘Ann Folkard’
As lots of people seemed to enjoy my piece on plants named after people, I thought I’d treat you to some more.
Do you grow Geranium ‘Ann Folkard’ in your garden? Have you ever wondered who she was? I read an article...
What's in a name?
Erysimum ‘Bowles Mauve’
Have you ever wondered about the names of plants? I don’t mean Erigeron or Muscari, I mean those named after people. For example, who was Bowles of Erysimum ‘Bowles Mauve’, and why does the Bishop of Llandaff have a...
Dinton's Daffodils
Last time, I wrote about Ellen Willmott’s love for Narcissi and how she became friends with and corresponded with the Reverend George Engleheart, who at the time lived in Applshaw, Andover. He later moved to the village of Dinton in Wiltshi...
The Victorian Craze for Narcissi
I have recently been researching a talk on the Victorian/Edwardian gardener and plant breeder, Ellen Willmott. I am training to be a NAFAS Speaker, and Ellen is the subject of my first talk. I may have become a little obsessed, she was a fa...
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Gardening and garden visiting. I'm interested in the history of gardening and the plant hunters, so expect some garden history too. Along with random pieces of creative writing, when inspiration strikes.
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