Wealden Times | Garden

A glorious glut

Jo Arnell makes the most of the magnificent abundance in her kitchen garden...

Pathway to Perfection

Jo Arnell shows how carefully considered vistas and pathways can enhance your outdoor space...

Pretty in Pink

Sue Whigham finds peonies being cultivated in the heart of the Weald ...

Vegging Out

Jo Arnell gets her plot ready to grow vegetables...

Spring Awakening

Sue Whigham enjoys the delights of Vita Sackville-West's and Harold Nicolson's former home, Long Barn...

Sharing in the Fat of the Land

Sue Whigham explores the benefits of landshare...

Copse & Robins

Sue Whigham explains how to look after our woodland assets

Wreathed with Relish

December 2009 This month, Lucy Fleming & Flo Simpson points us in the right direction of the perfect Christmas wreath...

The Girl's Guide to Growing Your Own

October 2009 Alex Mitchell makes gardening trendy

Raising The Stakes

September 2009 Sue Whigham boxes clever with raised beds ...

Roses Are Blooming

August 2009 Over the centuries there have been times when the Entente Cordiale has been anything but cordial and the French have been not a little dismissive of things English

Doddington Place Gardens

July 2009 Sue Whigham visits this magnificent garden on the North Downs

The Glass is Greener

April 2009 Sue Whigham advises on how to get the best out of your greenhouse

A TRUST REWARDED

March 2009 Claire Tennant-Scull explores the richly planted gardens at Godington Park

Hamming it up

February 2009 Self sufficiency in food is becoming more and more popular in these troubled times. Local farmer, Jane Howard, lets us into the secrets of porcine husbandry...

Come into the Garden

January 2009 Forty years on and the much-loved Wealden charity Gardening for Disabled Trust is still helping people with disabilities to enjoy their gardens.

Ponds

May 2008 Water adds another dimension to a garden, generating a sense of peace and tranquillity as well as being a magnet for wildlife...

April 2008 Most children love getting dirty, so gardening has an inbuilt advantage as an activity that?s fun. By giving a small amount of time, we can initiate them into the pleasures of creating a garden of their own

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