Pen And Trowel
Ben Probert, Pen And TrowelAdvice and information for those with larger gardens but not necessarily larger budgets.
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How To Keep A Garden Healthy
There always seems to be a new plant disease about, doesn’t there. I once had the opportunity to ask a leading British plant pathologist a question that had been on my mind for several years: are there actually more pests and diseases aroun...
Plant Files: Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiae
I know it’s rather controversial to say this in these times of horticultural homogenisation but some plants really don’t belong in small gardens. It’s not that these plants are ‘bad’ in some way; they’re too big for a reasonable amount of s...
Weeds And Hard Surfaces
It’s such a joy to see so much life return to the garden after a dull winter. From drifts of daffodils to the blossom of cherries – and the noticeably louder birdsong – being outside has become a joy rather than an endurance.
Plant Files: Clematis armandii
I grow woefully few clematis species and hybrids across the gardens under my care, and I’m not entirely sure why. Maybe clients are concerned that having clematises in the garden might add heavily to my workload, or have had bad experiences...
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Skilled gardener based in the UK sharing advice and inspiration primarily aimed at gardeners looking after larger gardens.
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