Period Living

Editor’s Letter

People often ask me how old a house should be to be considered ‘period’. As far as I am aware, there is no legal or dictionary definition, but the era that’s launched its Save the Bees campaign, and throughout 2020 we hope to advise you in supporting not only these essential pollinators, but other treasured garden visitors. Along with assessing planting, my own plans include adding a bee hotel and more feeding stations for birds. Finally, this month don’t miss the chance to subscribe to for just £20 for six issues, and receive a set of five Orla Kiely cake tins, worth £45, completely free (page 52). It’s the perfect treat for yourself or gift for a friend. I do hope you enjoy the issue.

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