Making marks
Making marks is all part of the design process. Typically I start work with pencils and graphite markers on tracing paper as the first step, sometimes working with coloured crayons
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Making marks is all part of the design process. Typically I start work with pencils and graphite markers on tracing paper as the first step, sometimes working with coloured crayons
In these dark winter days I find myself planning many things, sometimes gardens in their entirety mostly it’s planting or work schedules for the year to come but then there
I know I know it’s OCTOBER, how can I be talking about the BIG season so soon? we haven’t even had Halloween yet! I have a reason and good one
I am a recent convert to Helenium I must admit but since finding them am an avid fan. They are one of those wonderful daisy shapes that looks good coming
Winter drags on and even when the Snowdrops kick of the growing season there are still a good few weeks of often miserable weather lurking around the corner. The arrival
Way out west it was too, all the way over in South Kensington on the west of London town. The best of spring days, with the sun out and the
1. Read the RHS manual’s before hand and then read them again. Tomes I thought, one was 90 odd pages. “No time“, “not really going to be relevant“. BUT how
Continue reading10 things to know about doing an RHS Show Garden
Officially we could have dismantled on Sunday but not one of us was that desperate to slog that one out. Queuing to get back onsite after the show closed was
Continue readingRHS Tatton – it’s almost over, dismantling the show garden
Still catching up with the posts about our RHS Tatton garden, admittedly in a fairly random order! For a first timer there was quite a bit of anxiety around this.
Goodness what a steep learning curve that was! RHS Tatton 2016 is well and truly over and it was mostly madness and all consuming except for the one half day