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February
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- A day in London
- Not just a snowdrop garden
- Another article in the Daily Telegraph
- A delicious present from Japan
- Bright sunshine at Colesbourne
- An unexpected buyer revealed
- An incredible new record
- Good plants at the RHS Show
- Snow, not snowdrops
- Sixty years ago
- Not very open days
- More media coverage of snowdrops
- Preparations
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January
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- A sprinkle of snow
- Gardens Illustrated: Horticultural Who's Who
- 'Green Tear' sets a new record
- Colesbourne featured in the Telegraph Magazine
- Mellow afternoon light at Colesbourne Park
- It's a boy!
- Winter brightness
- A hint of Spring
- Leonardo da Vinci, Painter at the Court of Milan
- A very odd pair
- This season's crop
- Happy New Year
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About Me
My societies
- Alpine Garden Society
- Botanical Society of South Africa
- Botanical Society of the British Isles
- British Pteridological Society
- Crocus Group
- Cyclamen Society
- Hardy Orchid Society
- Hardy Plant Society
- International Bulb Society
- International Dendrology Society
- Nerine and Amaryllid Society
- North American Rock Garden Society
- Orchid Society of Great Britain
- Plant Heritage (NCCPG)
- Royal Horticultural Society
- Scottish Rock Garden Club
- Tree Register of the British Isles
Oxford & District AGS Group Programme
- All meetings are at 7.30 pm, Exeter Hall, Kidlington, OX5 1AB
- 14th September: Paul Cumbleton: Alpines at Wisley
- 12th October: Andrew Turvey: Discovering the Hidden Treasures of Myddelton House Gardens
- 9th November: Prof. David Rankin: The plant discoveries of George Forrest
- 14th December: ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: John Grimshaw: A Gardener’s Year
- 11th January: MEMBERS’ EVENING
- 8th February: Peter Sheasby: Flowers of Iran
- 14th March: Christopher Bailes: Hardy Orchids
- 11th April: Mat Reese: Japan, A Gardener’s Journey
- Please contact me for further details. Visitors are always welcome.
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Emotive Landscapes
Emotive Landscapes is a Cheltenham-based landscape design and maintenance company run by Wisley graduate Guy Jones.
Daisies are always cute although in some garden it is consider as weed.
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