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Lazy Susan

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The constant gardener

As the earth warms and frosts are fewer, Benjamin Pope throws off the woollens and brings out young plants from under glass, ready to brighten beds, borders and containers
Natural development

Over a period of 20 years, designer Arabella Lennox-Boyd has been developing the gardens of this Berkshire home
HONDA

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Gardening talent: Tayshan Hayden-Smith

Garden activist Tayshan is the driving force behind one of the legacy gardens at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Waste not, want not

Informed by the ethos of permaculture, an edible forest garden sits easily in the Cornish landscape, despite a maverick planting palette
All things great and small

From the towering and the statuesque to the miniature and the understated, Jenny Barnes creates three displays to suit a variety of settings
Pure and simple

Designer Sheila Jack’s sparing use of colour in her own city garden transforms a partially shaded space into a luminous oasis of calm, just when she needs it at the end of a busy day
Plant profile: Nepeta

A classic, romantic, cottage-garden favourite, catmint is surprisingly robust, and possesses an essential quality for our times – drought-tolerance