In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Gardens Illustrated

• DIG IN
  What’s new, what’s growing and what’s going on this month
• 3 FOR THE GARDEN…
  HORI HORIS
• 14-26 APRIL 2027 GARDENS OF MOROCCO
  Join us for a 13-day tour that explores one of the world’s great gardening traditions. In the company of host Hannah Gardner, we’ll travel from the Atlantic coast to Morocco’s imperial cities visiting gardens that reflect the country’s rich blend of historic and contemporary influences
• October plants
  To keep the colour going into autumn, nurserywoman Rosy Hardy’s choices include a vibrant chrysanthemum and a sparkling Guersey lily
• KITTED OUT
  For getting on top of all your autumn tasks
• FAMILY TREES
  Five generations of plant enthusiasts have created a garden at Hergest Croft full of rare and unusual trees and shrubs, which burst into fiery colour in autumn
• BOMBASTIC MR FOX
  Much as he secretly admires his garden's resident fox, Nigel Slater wishes he would stop leaving ‘presents' - and maybe keep the noise down
• ACERS FOR AUTUMN
  The stars of the October garden, maple trees offer spectacular colour late in the year and can even be grown in pots
• MATTHEW PADBURY
  Gardener Matthew is keen to experiment with new ideas and travel to see plants in the wild
• Moving pictures
  Atelier Gardens, a creative campus at a former film studio in south Berlin, is a pioneering public space led by planting
• Autumn delights
  Designer Katie Guillebaud’s three combinations for autumn are perfect for pots, either outside or inside
• KING OF THE CASTLE
  Designer Luciano Giubbilei has used his plant knowledge to create a fresh and cohesive feel for the Walled Garden at Raby Castle
• SARA LOM
  The chief executive officer of The Tree Council on planting conkers, uniting tree lovers and aiming to always radiate goodwill with a smile
• TOP 50 AUTUMN FLOWERS
  Keep the show going with our experts' picks of the best blooms for colour all the way to winter, including some unexpected gems
• STARTING OVER
  Writer Francine Raymond describes her joy at being able to downsize her home without having to let go of her much-loved garden
• Design
  News, design awards and sourcebook
• DESIGN OF THE TIMES
  From grand estates to tiny front gardens and primary-school play areas, discover the new designs shortlisted for the 2027 Society of Garden and Landscape Designers Awards and get the chance to vote for your favourite
• Multi-purpose garden storage
  Tidy up your outdoor space with our selection of storage solutions
• TASTE SETTERS
  Sustainable gardener Stephanie Hafferty finds much to enjoy in two new books on edimentals and perennial edibles
• ‘Almost anything can be grown in pots and containers’
  The Danish gardener and designer Claus Dalby on his new book on growing veg in pots
• Learning by heart
  Despite the proven benefits of gardening in schools, many rely on the goodwill of staff. Jack Wallington wants to find ways to offer these advantages to every child