Gardens Illustrated Magazine

HANNAH MOORE

Earliest gardening memory Deadheading pelargoniums with my grandmother Daphne. Carefully being taught how to hold the scissors, and working side by side.

Onions, which ironically I can’t eat. I became obsessed with growing a show-sized onion after visiting a local Onion Fair with competitions for

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