Render of Light Kiln Glass Panels
Rogerstone Garden designer Robin Harry’s new venture Light Kiln Glass is producing fused glass art for the garden and home. Check out the site here and the blog here
March 5, 2010
January 23, 2009
Front Garden Site
Here’s an interesting site www.yourfrontgarden.com focusses on services and advice for front gardens (or front yards? for our American cousins?)
Looks like they’re doing a blog too
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January 20, 2009
Book Review
The guys at Rogerstone Gardens have found another excellent book. Check out the review here as a post in their new blog
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January 17, 2009
Welcome to Rogerstone Gardens new Blog
Here’s a great garden design blog
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January 15, 2009
New Blog
Rogerstone Gardens has started ther own blog – they’ll be updating it regularly during 2009.
Check it out here
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December 21, 2006
Front Garden Design in Bristol
Our contributor Bob has added one of his latest designs to his website.
The modern and contemporary design was created by Bob for a client in Bristol who wanted a clean and distinctive solution to match their restored home.
Check out more pictures on his website here
December 20, 2006
Small Urban Gardens
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Excellent small book with examples of small gardens from around the world. The styles are mostly contemporary but full of ideas that could be applied to other gardens. Â
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Beautiful photography enhances the enjoyment of the book. Recommended
Available from Amazon for under £7.00 at time of writing
December 18, 2006
Centaurea montana ‘Alba’
Unusual pure white cultivar of the perennial Centaurea montana. Likes a moist but well drained soil in sun or partial shade and flowers from late spring to mid summer
Summer Planting Combination
To remind everyone of the warm days of summer
A nice planting combination for a summer herbaceous mid border. Verbena bonariensis combined with Pennisetum
This photo was taken at Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire, UK
More information about the gardens at Hardwick can be found here
December 17, 2006
National Museum Wales, St Fagans, nr Cardiff, Wales
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A less well known garden but well worth a visit. This was featured on the BBC ‘Hidden Gardens’ programme. Some lovely planting and interesting grand terraces
Entrance to the gardens and the whole Welsh Life museum is FREE
The official site is here