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  • What do gnu eat?

    Just got back from visiting a new commission. We accepted straightaway, a 48 ha park is not to be sniffed at but then we started wondering. Its a wildlife park you see and after one or two chats about green roofs and goats we're wondering what do gnu, japanese deer and miniature cows eat? Or rather...
  • How will we remember 2010?

    How much has really changed in the past year? Lots of the reflections on 2009 seem to reiterate what we were all feeling back at the end of 2008 - a lot of uncertainty and a hope that maybe the next 12 months would be better. 2009 was certainly a tough year and reminded us that we shouldn't rest...
  • Blimey, I can't go away for a week

    and now I'm told that I'm exclusively a conceptualist garden designer and given up on the RHS. Sorry to ruin the story but I'm aiming to enter gardens for a number of shows next year including some RHS shows, a couple of overseas events AND Future Gardens. They're all different, from...
  • RE: Further information

    Why no APL? Don't forget: http://www.landscapejuice.com and http://www.landscapejuicenetwork.com for the broadest range of gardening and landscaping topics. The network is especially useful for professional gardeners, landscapers, designers and architects (plus many more professions besides) to share...
    Posted to The Horticulture Week forum (Forum) by Philip Voice on 05-10-2009
  • 5 ghosts and a water feature

    I've just been presented with ten client commissioned documents relating to the position of a water feature in a garden we are designing. The garden has been feng shui'd by three masters all of whom have come up with slightly different ideas and one of whom has re-positioned the gulleys in the...
  • New Zealand Gardening Greats

    I'm down at the Ellerslie Flower Show doing some judging and taking in all that Kiwi designers have to offer. There's an interesting mix of very Chelsea influenced gardens - lots of pods and water - but with a distinct South Pacific twist. You never realise what reach the RHS has with its shows...
  • public vs. private planting

    At last night's Grower of the Year Awards (well done to all the winners BTW), Michael Smith of Essex bedding plant grower W D Smith & Sons told me that the big factor in gardeners' choice of flower colour isn't fashion but location. While in most parts, people are happy to have a slew...
    Posted to Planted Questions (Weblog) by Gavin McEwan on 02-27-2009
  • Re: RE: Lock on ... working through the downturn

    Jason Thank you for taking the time to respond to me. I spoke at length with James Steele-Sargent on three occasions in 2008 and he acknowledged that the communication (to non members especially) in the APL was poor. He also told me that the website was under review but Jason, there has been about eight...
    Posted to The Horticulture Week forum (Forum) by Philip Voice on 02-06-2009
  • Mustique orchids

    Mustique is one of those islands that gives you ideas about never coming home. We're designing an orchid house for a client out here. Its an ideal climate to produce and breed new varieties. Orchids are pretty forgiving out here and one of our partner nurseries grow plenty of these and Anthuriums...
  • Greetings from Bequia

    Just escaped the freezing temperatures in London to visit our West Indies partners for a few days. I sometimes wonder why we complain in London when all we have are virtually level sites and a mild climate. Occasionally we worry about the lack of or too much rain but over here its a constant battle....
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