In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Gardens Illustrated

• DIG IN
  What’s new, what’s growing and what’s going on this month
• Japan’s Hidden Garden Gems
  Travel with Japanese-garden expert Hannah Gardner on this far-reaching, two-week tour and discover some of Japan’s most compelling gardens
• Gifts for gardeners
  From stocking fillers to investment pieces, we’ve got Christmas gift inspiration for the plant lover in your life
• December plants
  Evergreen foliage, fragrant flowers and berries bring freshness to the winter garden, but there is also beauty to be found in the senesced forms of shrubs and grasses
• Places to visit
  Tom’ recommendations for places to see seasonal plants at their best
• THE CONSTANT GARDENER
  For head gardener Benjamin Pope, midwinter is a time to enjoy the stillness of the garden, but it’s also a chance to plant shrubs and trees and undo last season’s mistakes
• HELEN WATTS
  From maintaining ornamentals to developing more natural areas, Helen’s role as an RHS Garden Bridgewater horticulturist envelops a range of skills
• Designed to unite
  Designer Anoushka Feiler has taken her cue from traditional Georgian gardens to link this former rectory to its past
• Midwinter magic
  Give your home some festive flair this Christmas with three natural decoration ideas from the team behind Verde Flower Co
• SMALL CONIFERS
  For many, the word conifer conjures an image of imposing hedges, but there are also some slow-growing species that can add useful structure
• ÅSA GREGERS-WARG
  The creative force behind the Beth Chatto Gardens on the practicalities of gardening, her respect and affection for Beth and the responsibility of gardening in her spirit
• Catching the light
  Nature turns on the Christmas lights in this Berkshire garden, as low winter sun illuminates ornamental grasses and coloured stems
• My green escape
  We all have that special place we go to recharge our batteries and reconnect with nature, and those lucky enough to work in gardening are no different. Here, seven share their very different favourite spaces
• Outside flavourings
  Chef and food writer Gill Meller believes enjoying food outside can help us connect with nature, whatever the time of year. Here he suggests seasonal recipes that can be cooked over an open fire
• At the cutting edge
  A flexible approach and artistic flair helped to create an Australian garden that echoes the character of the surrounding coastal scrub
• Design
  News, design insight and sourcebook
• TAKING THE LONG VIEW
  Designer Jo Thompson’s clever curves helped to overcome the skinny shape of this suburban family garden
• Log stores
  Keep firewood dry and organised this winter with one of these stylish log stores
• Best gardening books of the year
  A look back at some of our favourite books from 2022, plus your chance to win them all
• Christmas crossword
  Test your horticultural word skill in our bumper Christmas crossword
• ROSE-TINTED WISH LIST
  The depths of midwinter offer little opportunity to enjoy outdoors, so it’s far better then, says Alice Vincent, to curl up with a good catalogue and plan your summer garden
• 2023 CALENDAR GARDENS ILLUSTRATED
  Garden Masterclass is Annie Guilfoyle and Noel Kingsbury and we offer a unique education portal for garden and landscape people.