In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Gardens Illustrated

• DIG IN
  What's new, what's growing and what's going on this month
• October plants
  In his own garden, Dan Pearson enjoys a season of autumn colour from tawny grasses, lemon-yellow mullein, ruby hips and deep-pink Japanese anemones
• SCOTTISH CONNECTIONS
  In Tracy McQue's design for a steeply sloping garden in the Highlands, a series of distinct character areas are united by repeating and remixing the planting palette
• GLORY DAYS
  His tulip order safely in, Nigel Slater anticipates the highlight of his gardening year – the emergence of spring bulbs
• AUTUMN-FLOWERING BULBS
  Bulbs aren't just for spring – there are plenty of exciting autumn-flowering beauties you can plant to bring welcome cheer as the days draw in
• AIMEE SPANSWICK
  Horticulturist at the new Carbon Garden at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Aimee is passionate about permaculture and dismantling outdated ideas
• Deeply rooted
  Building on the work of generations of plantspeople, Elizabeth and Ross Murray have breathed fresh life into Llanover Garden in southeast Wales
• ON REPEAT
  Polly Nicholson has mastered the art of growing tulips sustainably, and knows which bulbs are best for recycling from her pot displays to thrive on in her flower beds, grass and gravel
• STROKE OF GENIUS
  For this Nantucket island hideaway, the cedar-shingled buildings are nestled around a courtyard with an archetypal meadow by Piet Oudolf
• ULI LORIMER
  The director of horticulture at Native Plant Trust on slug hunting, turning American gardeners into backyard conservationists and the power of mentoring
• Unsung heroes
  Once a delicacy, medlars have fallen out of fashion, but grower Jane Steward is determined to show how abundant and easy they are, and to introduce them to a wider audience
• CHANGE OF HEART
  By introducing bold swathes of planting, designer Barbara Samitier transformed a large lawn into an enticing garden with multitudes to discover
• BURNING BRIGHT
  Ablaze with astonishing autumn colour, Evenley Wood's impressive collection of trees and shrubs places this Northamptonshire garden – already well known for its spring bulb displays – even more firmly on the map
• Design
  News, garden design solutions and sourcebook
• DESIGN NOTES
  This roof terrace design is a good example of how a restricted space without soil can be transformed into a green haven through growing in raised beds and containers.
• CRAFTING CONTAINER GARDENS
  Stuck growing in pots and raised beds? You can still create a stylish garden, says Charlotte Harris
• Firepits
  Fire bowls, pits and grills for long, cosy evenings outdoors
• Nursery guide
  Get inspired with the best plant, tree and shrub suppliers
• LESS WATER, MORE BEAUTY
  Garden designer Joe Perkins finds this guide to creating a lush, green garden using minimal water an inspiring read for any gardener dealing with drier conditions
• ‘My garden might look weedy to some, but I'm not bothered’
  Landscape designer Tom Massey on why we should all be saving rainwater, his tiny courtyard and why everything starts with the soil
• CAN YOU GRIEVE FOR A HEDGE?
  The sadness we feel at the loss of nature all around us is real, says Claire Loder, and it even has a name. We need to find ways to mourn it, and fight it