BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Fergus Garrett and Anna Pavord in conversation

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Celebrating the life of the late Christopher Lloyd and the garden at Great Dixter. Fergus gardened alongside Christo for 20 years as his head gardener, while Anna was one of his many friends and a regular visitor to Great Dixter. The two recall an entertaining selection of anecdotes about the great man.

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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Fergus Garrett and Anna Pavord in conversation

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