In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Gardens Illustrated

• DIG IN
  What's new, what's growing and what's going on this month
• Clayhanger with James Hitchmough
  A rare opportunity to visit the new home garden of the renowned planting professor in Somerset
• April plants
  With spring in full swing, nurserywoman Rosy Hardy recommends an elegant pear tree, some delicate woodlanders and a daisy-like disc of golden joy
• BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL
  The gardens of this charming oast house in East Sussex are a riot of colourful tulips in spring
• TAKEN WITH TULIPS
  Can you ever have too many tulips? They are difficult to resist, but Nigel Slater has learned that saying no to temptation can bring its own rewards
• Thinking local
  Conservation trailblazer Garden in the Woods showcases the diversity of American-native plants, while inspiring home gardeners
• ELLEN RIGNELL
  Seed farmer Ellen is the owner of Winnow Farm Seeds based in Bridport, west Dorset
• PRIMULA
  Flowering from spring to late summer in a kaleidoscope of colours, these robust perennials are easy to grow and suit diverse garden styles from containers to wildflower meadows
• HOME PATCH
  In her own garden, designer Alexandra Gray has created a plant-rich plot of different areas
• MICHAEL MORPHY
  The self-effacing manager of the Great Dixter Nursery on learning from Christo and nurturing the next generation of growers
• A world apart
  Trebah Garden in Cornwall captivates visitors, new and returning, with its dramatic setting and collection of subtropical plants
• TAKING TIME
  Over half a century, Johanna and Werner Müller have crafted the land around their German farmhouse to create a garden filled with colour and love
• Design
  News, design insights and sourcebook
• RULE OF THREE
  By creating three distinct areas, designer Pollyanna Wilkinson has transformed an unloved space, mostly laid to lawn, into a chic modern garden
• Outdoor paints
  Bring some colour to your garden with these transformative hues
• SHADOW BLOOMS
  We often reach for foliage plants for dark corners of the garden, but as shade expert Susanna Grant shows, there are myriad beautiful flowers you can grow in shady spaces too
• WISE WORDS
  This enthralling collection of day-by-day musings of gardeners, from the 17th century to the present day, is guaranteed to delight, inspire and comfort anyone who gardens, says Ambra Edwards
• ‘I was scared of seeds and cuttings, and now I love it all’
  The writer, plant seller and cut-flower queen Sarah Raven on early botanising, overcoming her fear of seed, and why she loves a good story
• From coast to kitchen
  How Hurtigruten’s zero food waste goal and farm-to-table philosophy are redefining sustainable dining at sea and bringing guests closer to a more immersive Norwegian experience
• Time to celebrate doing less
  Don’t be sniffy about easy-to-grow plants, says Jack Wallington. Surefire cultivars and time-saving options help beat gardening overwhelm