In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Gardens Illustrated

• DIG IN
  What’s new, what’s growing and what’s going on this month
• Treasure island
  In the face of climate change, Tresco Abbey Gardens on the Isles of Scilly is reaching beyond its shores to protect our plants and gardens
• LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR?
  Nigel Slater finds that shared boundaries don’t always mean shared taste
• CITRUS
  Offering evergreen foliage and a year-round supply of fruit, citrus trees are easy to grow, provided you have somewhere to overwinter them
• TALITHA SLABBERT
  South-African born Talitha is the current Christopher Lloyd Scholar at Great Dixter House and Gardens
• Natural progression
  The owners of Am Brook Meadow in Devon have put two decades of hard work into transforming a former pig farm into a tranquil garden
• Fallen leaves
  Artist Susanna Bauer combines natural leaves and crochet to create intricate, beautiful pieces that are an homage to nature
• Slowly does it
  Old Park Barn’s multi-layered garden, created over 30 years, is testament to its owners’ planting skill, artistic vision and commitment to the environment
• Legacy gardeners
  How do you keep a beloved heritage garden true to its original innovative spirit after its creator has gone? A fresh crop of gardeners trying to do just that explain how they are respectfully developing and caring for important spaces, without preserving them in aspic
• PLANTS WITH A PURPOSE
  Looking to elevate your planting schemes? Nick Bailey pinpoints nine types of plant you never knew you needed, from gap fillers and bridge builders to drama queens
• ROB BRETT
  The new curator of RHS Garden Wisley on the pulling power of plants, his passion for education and bringing excitement to gardens
• Second act
  An abandoned Monmouthshire garden has been restored to its Edwardian heyday by designer Arne Maynard
• Design
  News, design insights, sourcebook and trends
• MAKING TIME
  Faced with a tight deadline, designer Stefano Marinaz came up with a practical design for this small, verdant, urban garden that’s perfect for entertaining
• Outdoor downlights
  Illuminate your way in the garden with these durable wall and post lights
• 7 TOP TRENDS FOR 2026
  What does next year have in store for our gardens? Designer Pollyanna Wilkinson looks at some of the most popular features and style trends we’re likely to see more of
• LET’S BE HONEST
  We can confront and acknowledge the difficult histories of our gardens and the plants within them, and still enjoy their beauty, says Laura Premack