Amateur Gardening | 29th July 2017
INSTANT REFRESH
Midsummer provides the ideal opportunity to turn back the clock, to trim off the mildewed leaves from the catmint and chop back the aquilegia and cranesbills to their crowns for a fresh new flush of foliage. It’s also high time to pull out the sow-thistles that have grown to waist height without anyone noticing, and the brambles secretively coiling their way through the shrubs. A few hours of huffing and puffing later and there are plenty of gaps to fill, but what to fill them with?
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Amateur Gardening 29th July 2017.