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BBC Gardeners' World

Jun 01 2024
Magazine

Gardeners' World Magazine is the authoritative voice in gardening, the clear market-leader since it launched in 1991. The award-winning editorial includes topical, practical advice in the readers' favourite 'what to do now' section, and regular contributions and features from the top names in BBC gardening. Packed with fresh ideas and clear advice - the innovative approach offers creative, practical and problem-solving solutions to all keen gardeners.

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Welcome

We love June • We’re cruising towards midsummer: this is a month full of love and abundance. Wherever you look there will be something in your garden that lifts the spirits and makes you glad to be alive. We have colour to cheer us, we have leaves that still have the bounce and freshness of small puppies, we have the first berries fattening up, there are birds frantically parenting very demanding broods of chicks, the bees are all over the place, it’s prime barbecue and picnic season, and we have lawns as lush and green as billiard tables. What a month to fall in love.

Expert’s choice Campanulas • There’s something for everyone in this varied genus – and a campanula for most types of garden – says Graham Rice

FREE* mixed digitalis collection for every reader

The Full Monty • An incredibly mild winter, followed by an early, soaking-wet spring, has Monty pondering on how we need to rethink our gardens in the face of climate change

Have your say • The view from your side of the fence

From bags to B&Bees

Crossword • Put down your trowel, pick up a pen and exercise those brain muscles instead…

Over the fence • Should we borrow from other cultures in garden design?

Digging deeper • Putting the spotlight on the biggest issues in gardening today

Dazzling West End show & dinner package

2 for 1 Gardens Coming up roses • Join us as we take a leisurely ramble through a handful of the nation’s most romantic rose gardens, all of which you can visit using the 2 for 1 Gardens entry card and guide

Container of the month • Celebrate the sun with aromatic Mediterranean herbs, light-catching foliage and spires of violet flowers

More container inspiration • Uplifting midsummer displays filled with pretty pink flowers and scented foliage

Enjoy 3 issues for £5 • Subscribe to BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine and get your first 3 issues for only £5† , then pay £27.60 every 6 issues thereafter, saving 32% on the usual shop price.

Dianthus barbatus ‘Sooty’ • Easy to grow and loved by pollinators, its unusual-coloured blooms make this striking Sweet William a cottage garden favourite that looks just as good in vases and posies, says Josie Lewis

Stars of the show • Agapanthus is the perfect midsummer plant, flowering with spectacular blooms from June onwards and, as Monty explains, it loves to grow in a pot

3 types of agapanthus

Your greenhouse guide to A fruitful summer • Get the best from your greenhouse fruit and vegetable crops this summer, with these tried and trusted growing tips from Adam Frost

Summer greenhouse guide • For me, the key to getting the best out of your greenhouse is having a daily routine. I grab my coffee and then I’m straight up to the greenhouse. In summer, there are always plenty of satisfying jobs to do.

Gardening for wellbeing • As the pressures of modern living bear down, our outside spaces can provide soothing respite for our minds and bodies, says Arit Anderson

Designing for wellbeing • Even the smallest space can include some of these beneficial elements

Plants for health and happiness • When choosing plants, consider all the different ways they can aid wellbeing

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English

Gardeners' World Magazine is the authoritative voice in gardening, the clear market-leader since it launched in 1991. The award-winning editorial includes topical, practical advice in the readers' favourite 'what to do now' section, and regular contributions and features from the top names in BBC gardening. Packed with fresh ideas and clear advice - the innovative approach offers creative, practical and problem-solving solutions to all keen gardeners.

More from Gardeners' World magazine

Welcome

We love June • We’re cruising towards midsummer: this is a month full of love and abundance. Wherever you look there will be something in your garden that lifts the spirits and makes you glad to be alive. We have colour to cheer us, we have leaves that still have the bounce and freshness of small puppies, we have the first berries fattening up, there are birds frantically parenting very demanding broods of chicks, the bees are all over the place, it’s prime barbecue and picnic season, and we have lawns as lush and green as billiard tables. What a month to fall in love.

Expert’s choice Campanulas • There’s something for everyone in this varied genus – and a campanula for most types of garden – says Graham Rice

FREE* mixed digitalis collection for every reader

The Full Monty • An incredibly mild winter, followed by an early, soaking-wet spring, has Monty pondering on how we need to rethink our gardens in the face of climate change

Have your say • The view from your side of the fence

From bags to B&Bees

Crossword • Put down your trowel, pick up a pen and exercise those brain muscles instead…

Over the fence • Should we borrow from other cultures in garden design?

Digging deeper • Putting the spotlight on the biggest issues in gardening today

Dazzling West End show & dinner package

2 for 1 Gardens Coming up roses • Join us as we take a leisurely ramble through a handful of the nation’s most romantic rose gardens, all of which you can visit using the 2 for 1 Gardens entry card and guide

Container of the month • Celebrate the sun with aromatic Mediterranean herbs, light-catching foliage and spires of violet flowers

More container inspiration • Uplifting midsummer displays filled with pretty pink flowers and scented foliage

Enjoy 3 issues for £5 • Subscribe to BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine and get your first 3 issues for only £5† , then pay £27.60 every 6 issues thereafter, saving 32% on the usual shop price.

Dianthus barbatus ‘Sooty’ • Easy to grow and loved by pollinators, its unusual-coloured blooms make this striking Sweet William a cottage garden favourite that looks just as good in vases and posies, says Josie Lewis

Stars of the show • Agapanthus is the perfect midsummer plant, flowering with spectacular blooms from June onwards and, as Monty explains, it loves to grow in a pot

3 types of agapanthus

Your greenhouse guide to A fruitful summer • Get the best from your greenhouse fruit and vegetable crops this summer, with these tried and trusted growing tips from Adam Frost

Summer greenhouse guide • For me, the key to getting the best out of your greenhouse is having a daily routine. I grab my coffee and then I’m straight up to the greenhouse. In summer, there are always plenty of satisfying jobs to do.

Gardening for wellbeing • As the pressures of modern living bear down, our outside spaces can provide soothing respite for our minds and bodies, says Arit Anderson

Designing for wellbeing • Even the smallest space can include some of these beneficial elements

Plants for health and happiness • When choosing plants, consider all the different ways they can aid wellbeing

Make...


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