The English Home

The modern COUNTRY GARDEN

Today’s gardens have morphed from simple outside plots filled with incidental plants, pots and terrace furniture into mindful retreats that are being planned and appreciated on a daily basis.

With a recent surge in sales of seeds, plants and all things garden related, it is clear that the nation’s love of nurturing a personal patch – or the desire to at least try and shape it – is deeply embedded in our psyche. Besides being a vital support for our mental well-being, our gardens also provide the opportunity to raise home-grown produce for the table; a place to socialise and celebrate with loved ones; a quiet spot for pastimes; a place to engage with

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