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Gardens
November 2020
The Guardian picture essay
Charmed in lockdown: garden birds by Denis Thorpe – in pictures
The former Guardian photographer Denis Thorpe, 88, has been shielding for most of the year and taking pictures of his garden and the visiting birds
Published:
26 Nov 2020
Charmed in lockdown: garden birds by Denis Thorpe – in pictures
Country diary
Country diary: hard pressed to gather an abundance of apples
Published:
23 Nov 2020
Country diary: hard pressed to gather an abundance of apples
James Wong on gardens
For home-grown treats, plant fruit trees
Published:
22 Nov 2020
For home-grown treats, plant fruit trees
Allan Jenkins on gardening
Snails, seeds and sodden leaves as the soil waits for frost
Published:
22 Nov 2020
Snails, seeds and sodden leaves as the soil waits for frost
Country diary
Country diary: a creaky greenhouse makes a snug shelter from the downpour
Published:
18 Nov 2020
Country diary: a creaky greenhouse makes a snug shelter from the downpour
Plantwatch
Why the UK needs a full peat compost ban
Published:
17 Nov 2020
Why the UK needs a full peat compost ban
James Wong on gardens
It’s hard to find, but true blue in the garden is a pure delight
Published:
15 Nov 2020
It’s hard to find, but true blue in the garden is a pure delight
Allan Jenkins on gardening
Plan for spring garden colour now and brighten up your autumn
Published:
15 Nov 2020
Plan for spring garden colour now and brighten up your autumn
Alys Fowler's gardening column
How to make leaf mould
Published:
14 Nov 2020
How to make leaf mould
'It makes people feel safe': how the Hepworth Wakefield garden inspired a community
Published:
14 Nov 2020
'It makes people feel safe': how the Hepworth Wakefield garden inspired a community
Country diary
Country diary: this delicate centipede is the gardener's friend
Published:
9 Nov 2020
Country diary: this delicate centipede is the gardener's friend
James Wong on gardens
Is your cheese plant worth a small fortune?
Published:
8 Nov 2020
Is your cheese plant worth a small fortune?
The big picture
The big picture: gardener of Eden
Published:
8 Nov 2020
The big picture: gardener of Eden
Allan Jenkins on gardening
After an absence, it’s good to see dawn break on the allotment
Published:
8 Nov 2020
After an absence, it’s good to see dawn break on the allotment
James Wong on gardens
Perfect plants to boost your wellbeing
Published:
1 Nov 2020
Perfect plants to boost your wellbeing
Allan Jenkins on gardening
As the season turns, it’s time to prune and feed the soil
Published:
1 Nov 2020
As the season turns, it’s time to prune and feed the soil
October 2020
Flower power: Covid restrictions fuel boom in plant and bulb sales
Sales of medicinal plants such as echinacea have risen by almost 3,000% at some outlets
Published:
31 Oct 2020
Flower power: Covid restrictions fuel boom in plant and bulb sales
Plant inspectors and rising prices: UK garden industry set for Brexit shock
Nurseries say doubling up of regulations will mean a rise in costs and EU suppliers going elsewhere
Published:
30 Oct 2020
Plant inspectors and rising prices: UK garden industry set for Brexit shock
Notes and queries
Why are flowerpots traditionally round? Square ones are better
The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts
Published:
27 Oct 2020
Why are flowerpots traditionally round? Square ones are better
Patio heater, fire pit or a bigger jumper? How to stay warm while relaxing outside this winter
The coronavirus crisis has left many of us desperate to make the most of our gardens and yards. Here is an ethical, expert guide to keeping toasty
Published:
27 Oct 2020
Patio heater, fire pit or a bigger jumper? How to stay warm while relaxing outside this winter
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