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Pollyanna Wilkinson: Garden designer by trade. Knitwear enthusiast by nature. Sharing everything I know about gardens, clothes and the good stuff in between.
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Skinny borders, paving to fences, white walls and other crimes (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the next instalment of How to ruin your garden, and what to do instead, preventing you from making costly and/or, if I may, just plain ugly mistakes in your garden, one article at a time. And this week we’re talking about all the little things that make my heart sink when I encounter them in gardens or see them online. You know when you are watching someone making a terrible mistake and you want to grab them and say nooooooo don’t do it, don’t do it? This series is like that.Beca
Life lately: Weights, Socks, Chickens & Suprises (opens the original)
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Hello team, how the devil are YOU? You may or may not know that I have a podcast with a pal of mine, Jojo. We are on hiatus (just for now, whilst we focus on studio work and seek out a lovely sponsor) but in it we talked a lot about our lives and I loved being able to share with you what’s going on in mine - the funny and mundane bits of life outside of the garden, like shooting the breeze and catching up with pals about all the things we talk about - and that it is to be a millenial woman, mum,
THE BIG ONE: Creating your planting plan (opens the original)
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Here we are at last, it’s time to build your planting plan. If you think back, you’ll remember that each month since January we have taken stock of the plants that look good that month (and we’ve evaluated their seasonal interest) deciding which ones bring real value to a garden and which ones are blink and you miss them. We’ve looked at structure, we’ve looked at form as well as shape, size, texture, height, colour, style, drought tolerance, sun, shade, all of it. And through this process we cr
Cuttings: The big Autumn edit (opens the original)
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Welcome to the September edition friends! We’re gardening, we’re shopping, we’re reading, we’re getting a little cosy whilst still getting garden stuff DONE. Come gorge on this autumnal fiesta and let’s start with:GardeningLet’s get something clear, your gardening year is NOT FINISHED. Don’t be that guy. It’s not game over from now until spring, no no no. If you do that you are, with respect and love, a mug. Instead now is the time to plan. Plan you borders (and plant them this autumn if you fan
Bulbs to buy that come back every year (opens the original)
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Each year I curate a bulb guide complete with my pick of bulbs to carry you from January to July in a particular colour scheme, with the idea being you can have fun year after year mixing up your bulb choices. To me one of the joys of gardening is playing with colour. Whilst a lot of our garden planting is actually pretty permanent (save for annuals and dahlias) bulbs have always been a way of still….well, playing! It’s a way of mixing it up without causing major upheaval and keeping things fres
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