by Carole Jordorson | Dec 15, 2020 | Sculpture
The arrival was the most dramatic, I think I have ever experienced! I’ve wanted to go to see the Jencks landform, Cells of Life at Jupiter Artland for years however I didn’t realise I’d be driving through it!
by Carole Jordorson | Nov 24, 2020 | Coastal Garden, Dry Planting, Natives
On a clear sunny day at the end of summer I finally made it to Prospect Cottage, in Dungeness. I’ve known about Prospect Cottage for so many years that I can’t remember how I first found out about it. A Southbank Show about Derek Jarman perhaps?
by Carole Jordorson | Oct 7, 2020 | Tips
Lighting a garden properly can be deceptively tricky to do. If you go overboard, your space can look garish and tacky, but if there’s not enough light, it will lack ambiance. I’ve shared five tips to help you nail your outdoor lighting, in our latest blog so you can enjoy your garden after dark through this winter and beyond
by Carole Jordorson | Sep 14, 2020 | Garden Tour, Prairie Style, Walled Garden
Driving back from Reigate I saw a sign for Hever Castle and remembered I wanted to pop in to have a look at the new Faith Garden.
by Carole Jordorson | Jan 16, 2020 | Child Friendly, Gardening Advice, Tips
There’s good news, for all of you with kids; having children doesn’t mean you have to have a garden wasteland full of plastic toys! Here are 5 Tips to consider when planning your families child-friendly garden.