In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Gardens Illustrated

• CITRUS
  Offering evergreen foliage and a year-round supply of fruit, citrus trees are easy to grow, provided you have somewhere to overwinter them
• JAMES HITCHMOUGH’S 50 top plants to grow
  James Hitchmough has created gardens around the world using sustainable, long-term, naturalistic and often seed-sown plantings. He is best known for projects such as London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and Knepp Walled Garden, and is an emeritus professor of horticultural ecology at the University of Sheffield. James is currently developing his own garden in Somerset with particular focus on a planting palette for a changing climate. Here, he reveals his top 50 plants to grow now, and for the future
• California dreaming
  Plantsman John Greenlee, the grasses guru, has created a sumptuous new meadow garden with tropical touches for a historic house in Palo Alto
• 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
• VIOLETS
  Rich fragrance and early colour have ensured the enduring appeal of these spring flowers - long-time favourites in wild plantings and cottage gardens
• 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
• GROWING STRONG
  Those eager to find organic, home-grown, colourful perennials will delight in Stauden Kopf nursery, in the shadow of the Alps in Austria
• Second act
  An abandoned Monmouthshire garden has been restored to its Edwardian heyday by designer Arne Maynard