Welcome to thinkinGardens
Welcome to our website, where you’ll find a collection of challenging, entertaining and exciting garden writing, all contributed for free by some of our very best garden writers.
You can read the vast range of garden pieces by browsing through the reviews and articles, or the index - see top bar. You might like to see the contributors or reviews of gardens (here and here ). You can search the whole site on spec from the little box under the adverts on the right. Browse – there are menus under menus…Riches…You can eve subscribe and never miss a new piece. (see little box in right hand column)
Here comes Chelsea 2013 - the editor’s thoughts and the photographer’s slightly different view.
And – announcement – see Chelsea, what do you think? for prizes! competition! This means you!
The latest pieces are The end of Botanical Gardens? by Ewan Michaels , a review of the garden at Powis Castle by Tristan Gregory, and a (very funny) commentary on the way people puff their gardens - Tranquil Havens full of Birdsong by Abbie Jury.
And an editorial with links to the ‘petunias at dawn’ conflict between Noel Kingsbury and Robin Lane Fox
The oldie but goldie piece this week is Charles Hawes’ review of Scampston
Anne Wareham, editor (One of Tim Richardson’s ‘most influential gardeners’, and the garden maker at Veddw.)
“I am an infrequent American contributor to this site and am grateful to be a part of a community of designers, authors and devoted amateurs who are willing to think about the design of gardens as a design discipline rather than as an act of gardening.” Susan Cohan (editor and co-founder of Leaf)
“Anne, I have stumbled in here at last like a thirsty man getting through the Grand Erg Occidental. Thought it would be too highbrow for me but no…….I’m kicking off my hot sweaty desert boots and joining in. I will put that link in my blog now and wrack the brain for a worthwhile bit of writing to contribute.” Catharine Howard

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