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The unveiling of the Olympic Park, the Chelsea Fringe Festival, and Michelle Obama's White House Garden book are just a few of the gardening treats of 2012.
Garden paths can transport us, via nostalgia or curiosity, to other worlds.
Her book tour wasn’t quite the path to fame and fortune Anne Wareham had hoped for.
From the royal wedding's floral extravaganza to Alan Titchmarsh's jibe at David Cameron, 2011 has been a bumper year for gardening news.
According to the old wives' tale, if a buttercup glowed under a person's chin it meant they liked butter.
Learning what plants will grow in Sydney is a case of SAS – 'suck it and see’.
Sarah Raven considers the three British plants at the heart of our traditional celebrations .
Our winner Sherborne allotments is a plot to give people their lives back that fills Francine Raymond with admiration.
Here is a host of the best gadgets and products to help gardeners deal snow this winter.
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Sarah Raven shows how to create your own Christmas decorations.
There’s plenty of work in November, from pruning to new planting.
Fruit and Vegetables
Which? Gardening has tested new vegetables for next year. Here are 10 of Telegraph Gardening's favourites from their selection.
West Dean Gardens in Chichester, West Sussex is as lovely in autumn and winter as in spring and summer.
Orchards and meadows can be part of a sustainable and profitable rural business.
Two choice shrubs for winter scent, chosen by plant buyer John Hiorns .
Plant buyer John Hiorns selects three fiery autumnal dogwoods .
Police caught a gang of allotment thieves after holding a bizarre identity parade - of stolen vegetables.
Garden Projects
Sarah Raven shows how to create your own Christmas decorations.
GARDENING EQUIPMENT
Two choice shrubs for winter scent, chosen by plant buyer John Hiorns .
Joanna Fortnam selects her top five gifts for gardeners this Christmas, including rusted flower stakes and hanging vases.
PLANTS
Richard Baines, the curator of Logan Botanic Gardens in Stranraer, southwest Scotland, demonstrates how he protects a specimen palm (in this case Trachycarpus).
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