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Gardening. It is in my DNA. The one thing that holds our dysfunctional family together is a love of gardening. I was a late starter. Now no surface is safe, and I think about gardens - a lot.
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THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF PULBROOK AND GOULD (opens the original)
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I grew up in a world peppered with the joys of Constance Spry and Pulbrook & Gould. I say both, because it is impossible to imagine one without the other. My mother, Anne Scott-James, was a journalist and garden writer. The English cottage garden was her forte, and so the ethos of Constance Spry was her meat and drink. In her small cottage on the Berkshire downs, small china jugs and glass vases were filled as a tribute to the great arranger. My mother understood the pleasure to be gained from w
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