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My Real Gardens

Ann-Marie Powell

Welcome to My Real Gardens, where I share 30 years of garden making know-how as a multi-award-winning garden designer. I'm here to share what honestly works in real gardens – proper advice without the jargon to help you grow.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Composting, honestly.

The secrets of success (and my dirty one too), four systems, a hotbin’s contents that once fell on my head, every niggly question answered and an admission I’d rather not be making (forgive me!)

12 days ago
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Six Months In…

Next week, it is six months since Jules died.

19 days ago
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What Happens to Your Garden When the Tulips Stop?

What’s vanishing, what’s coming, and what you can still change this weekend.

a month ago
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The Easter Gardening Jobs I’ve Been Avoiding

Worm guilt. Compost bin shame. A washing line that needs a metal detector. And four garden dilemmas answered (including a colour theory question that made my heart soar).

a month ago
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  • Ann-Marie Powell

    What actually works in real gardens. 30 years of designing them, growing one of my own, and being properly honest about both. Obsessed with colour and cultivating joy.

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