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he eagle-eyed among you may recognise the name Rosanna Morris from these pages. Rosanna (not to be confused with our new back-page illustrator) has long been one of our regular writers, but she’s now swapped her pen for a paintbrush to capture the essence of some of her favourite garden plants, from the simplicity of snowdrops to the luxuriance of irises and double tulips. “I love the diverse beauty of the flower,” she says, “and I aim to capture the textures and colours, the speckles and stripes.” Rosanna’s love of painting dates back

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