In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Gardens Illustrated

• DIG IN
  What’s new, what’s growing and what’s going on this month
• 3 FOR THE GARDEN…
  RIDE-ON MOWERS
• April plants
  As spring takes hold, Lowther’s head gardener Andrea Brunsendorf takes pleasure in the garden’s bright groundcover plants and an abundance of fragrant blossom
• KITTED OUT
  Stylish wear for working in the garden, whatever the weather
• TRY, TRY AGAIN
  The question of what to grow this year has Nigel Slater thinking back on past failures and hoping wildly for the future
• The next chapter
  Now managed by the charity Perennial, The Laskett is entering a new phase, which in spring includes a wealth of tulips
• HANNAH MOORE
  With training at Beth Chatto’s and Wildegoose Nursery already under her belt, Hannah is currently an Elizabeth Hess Scholar at Tresco Abbey Gardens
• CAREX
  Subtle grass-like sedges are perfect for adding texture and beauty in challenging and shady spots in the garden
• Park life
  A derelict brownfield site next to a former railway yard is now brimming with life as Manchester’s first new city park in a century
• JOHN WYER
  The landscape designer on the art of winning arguments, cycling to China, changing people’s preconceptions and refusing to be pigeonholed
• Natural selection
  British designer Jennifer Gay has transformed a neglected, ancient olive grove into a sublime, sustainable garden in Corfu
• Shady characters
  Two passionate plant enthusiasts have set up a new nursery specialising in rare and unusual plants for shade
• VISIONARY SPACES
  The gardens of the future are diverse and beautiful. We take a look at four boundary-pushing gardens - both private and public - around the world that are addressing sustainability and climate change with style
• LEARNING TO LET GO
  Grower Charlie Ryrie details her personal journey from intensive flower farming to lower-maintenance gardening, adapting to life’s challenges
• Design
  News, garden design insight and sourcebook
• FLIGHTS OF FANCY
  Designer Maïtanne Hunt had her mettle tested when she built this dramatic roof terrace, seven storeys up - with no lift - in Kensington, west London
• Garden rooms
  Add some glamour to your garden with these pods, huts, offices and studios
• Flood-proof plants
  As our weather becomes wetter and wilder, flooding and waterlogging are becoming more frequent, so what should you plant to cope with a changing climate?
• DOWNTOOLS
  Book reviews, Q&A, the crossword and the big idea
• ‘My guilty gardening secret? Not composting’
  In his new book, Your Outdoor Room, designer and TV presenter Manoj Malde is equipping us all with the tools to create a harmonious design for our gardens
• WE NEED A NEW NATURE
  In the first of a new series of personal opinion pieces, Noel Kingsbury shares his hopes for how gardeners might help to adapt to the post-climate change world