In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Gardens Illustrated

• DIG IN
  What's new, what's growing and what's going on this month
• Cultivating the castle
  Designer Tom Stuart-Smith has created two exciting new gardens around a romantic castle on the shores of Loch Ness
• BEST LAID PLANS
  Not typically one to act on impulse, Nigel Slater wonders if more spontaneity, and stone paving, might be in order
• RESTIOS
  An exciting alternative to bamboo, these evergreen, grass-like plants offer eye-catching details and attractive stems all year round
• TOM LEONARD
  Professional gardener Tom, aka the Drag Queen Gardener, cares for a private 90-acre estate in Warwickshire, but trades secateurs for stilettos to become his alter ego, Daisy Desire
• Water for life
  In a perfect blend of beauty and biodiversity, designer Will Tomson has created a lush, ecologically rich garden with a tranquil natural swimming pond at its heart
• FRESH SHOOTS
  Several specialist nurseries have recently closed, but there is hope that a host of enthusiastic newcomers can bring renewed life and vision to the industry
• NATURAL CALM
  Planting designer Marco Scano's resilient and sensitive scheme for the garden of a new holiday resort in Sardinia works in harmony with the local landscape and native planting
• GILLES CLÉMENT
  The enigmatic French designer, botanist, entomologist, writer and gardener on working with rather than against nature and making room for moles
• EAT, LEARN, GROW
  Deep in the Somerset countryside, a regenerative farm run on permaculture principles seeks to cultivate and restore the health of people and the planet
• Go green for wellbeing
  Gardens and green spaces are naturally stress-busting, mood-boosting refuges that can support our mental health in many ways, says Dr Richard Claxton
• LABOUR OF LOVE
  At his Somerset home, Hillside, designer Dan Pearson has worked sensitively with the open, sloping site to create a beautifully intricate garden with a true sense of place
• Design
  News, garden design solutions and sourcebook
• ROCK GARDENS AND STONE
  Designer Charlotte Harris gets to grips with the intricacies of rock and crevice gardens, and looks at other creative ways to incorporate stone in gardens
• Outdoor saunas
  Prioritise self-care this winter with our pick of the best saunas suitable for the garden
• DOWNTOOLS
  Experts’ favourite seed catalogues, the crossword and the big idea
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• IS GARDEN HISTORY DONE?
  There's a lack of interest in garden history, says Stephen Parker, but we can't appreciate modern gardens without understanding what's gone before