Author Jason Ingram
Jason Ingram

Jason Ingram

Jason Ingram is an award winning garden photographer based in Bristol, UK. He travels widely shooting for magazines, book publishers and advertising agencies. He also works with top international garden designers and Landscape Architects on private projects worldwide.

Recent articles by Jason Ingram
Alice Meacham gravel garden Dorset

An airy gravel garden around a modern house in Dorset

For their mid-century modernist home in west Dorset, Vanessa Barlow and Jethro Marshall looked to designer Alice Meacham to create an airy gravel garden that would complement their open plan home.
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Snowdrops for sale at the Shepton Mallet snowdrop festival

Discover the magical Shepton Mallet Snowdrop Festival

The annual Shepton Mallet Snowdrop Festival in Somerset is the place to be for galanthophiles in February.
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Echinacea 'Aloha'

The best plants for July

Discover some of the best July flowers and plants including a graceful daylily and a dwarf, claret sunflower
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Cosmos bipinnatus 'Cupcakes White'

The best cosmos to grow

Cosmos are as brilliant in the garden as they are in the vase. Plant expert Graham Rice chooses his favourite cosmos varieties to grow, and gives advice on sowing and growing them. Photographs by Jason Ingram
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Jo Thompson's early spring pot plant using narcissus and scilla

Spring beauty in a pot: a stunning plant pot design you can plant up at home from designer Jo Thompson

Award-winning designer Jo Thompson's container-planting series continues with this early spring flower combination using Narcissus and Scilla. Words Jo Thompson, photographs Jason Ingram
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© Jason Ingram / View of RHS Rosemoor - View from the Lake with Liquidambar styraciflua 'Worplesdon'

How to photograph your garden: top tips from award-winning photographer Jason Ingram

Always wanted to take better photos of your garden? Jason Ingram gives us his best tips on how to capture your garden and take beautiful plant portraits ahead of the release of his new book, How to Photograph Gardens
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Narcissus 'Sunrise'

The search for the Backhouse daffodils: a remarkable plant treasure hunt

Tracking down the Backhouse daffodils, narcissi bred by her ancestors, has become a lifetime’s work for Caroline Thomson.
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Winter flowering Clematis ‘Fragrant Oberon’

The best winter-flowering clematis

Plant expert John Hoyland recommends 14 of the best winter-flowering clematis to grow in your garden. Photographs by Jason Ingram.
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Chrysanthemum 'Granatapfel'

In praise of the chrysanthemum

Discover exactly how to grow these late-flowering hardy chrysanthemums that will look perfect in your garden. Photographs by Jason Ingram
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Natural Christmas decorations

How to make large Christmas baubles from the garden using natural materials

These baubles, made from natural materials gathered from the garden, look lovely hanging off the Christmas tree or from the mantelpiece, but are super easy to make by following our simple steps. Photography Jason Ingram. Styling by Kristy Ramage
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Cyclamen coum Roseum

Cyclamen: how to care for and propagate

Cyclamen are a welcome sight in the colder months when little else is in flower. Plant expert John Hoyland recommends his 12 favourite cyclamen and gives advice on how to care for them. Photographs by Jason Ingram.
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Hardy fuchsia: Fuchsia ‘Alice Hoffman’

The best fuchsias for your garden

Hardy fuchsias can flower from late spring right through to early autumn. Mat Reese, head gardener at Malverleys in Hampshire, recommends his favourites and gives advice on growing them
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Jo Thompson's Pots of Style late summer

Pastels in the shade: a late summer pot with a soft colour combination through autumn

From cool pastels and foliage to hot colours, designer Jo Thompson creates three stylish container combinations for autumn. Words Jo Thompson, photographs Jason Ingram
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Japanese anemones close-up

Why Japanese anemones are the perfect bloom for late-summer and autumn borders

These elegant blooms are perfect for brightening up late-summer and autumn borders, here we explain how to use this colourful flower. Words: Matthew Reese, Photographs: Jason Ingram
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Harley Mews: a lush small Bristol garden

Lush, Japanese-style planting in a small garden in Bristol from designer Artisan Landscapes

In Bristol Artisan Landscapes have created a calming tranquil space that invites the owners to immerse themselves in its cool, textural greens. Words Juliet Giles, photographs Jason Ingram
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Sunflower Pastiche

Sunflowers: the best varieties and how to grow

Sunflowers' robust nature and blooms beaming with good-natured, bucolic honesty make them worthy of a place in any garden. Writer and gardener Matthew Biggs is your guide to growing sunflowers and chooses his favourite cultivars. Photographs Jason Ingram
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Tulbaghia violacea. The most widely cultivated member of the family with flowerheads made up of up to 20 pale, pinkish-mauve flowers. This is a vigorous species that produces masses of sweetly scented flowers between June and September. The foliage is narrow and grass-like. 40cm. AGM*. RHS H3, USDA 7a-10b†.

The summer-loving plant from South Africa that smells lovely and looks great

New forms of these little-known gems with their dainty, tubular flowers and often delicious scent are at last finding their way into nurseries and gardens – and rightly so. Words John Hoyland. Photographs Jason Ingram.
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South Wood Farm

A contemporary flower garden designed by Arne Maynard

Enter a contemporary English flower garden in Devon that exudes an unforgettable sense of place. Words Matthew Reese, Photographs Jason Ingram
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Anna Greenland harvesting Anise Hyssop

Anna Greenland's top crops for pots

Expert gardener Anna Greenland gives advice on how to grow delicious veg and herbs in a small space
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Gresgarth Hall sits at the mouth of a wooded valley, with the brook Artle Beck drawing a sweeping curve as it rushes past the house. Dark yew hedges stamp formality near the house and echo the stone walls etched on the hills beyond.

Arabella Lennox-Boyd's garden at Gresgarth Hall

Over the past 40 years the landscape designer Arabella Lennox-Boyd has turned her Lancashire garden into magical place. Words Matthew Reese, photographs Jason Ingram.
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Jo Thompson's container planting ideas using hellebores and heuchera

An enchanting early spring planting combination for pots by designer Jo Thompson, for even the smallest garden

Award-winning designer Jo Thompson shares container-planting inspiration with this enchanting early spring flower combination. Words Jo Thompson, photographs Jason Ingram
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Oudolf Field at Hauser and Wirth, Somerset

This blank rectangular plot was transformed into a field of dreams by Piet Oudolf at a Somerset art gallery

Piet Oudolf has transformed a blank, rectangular plot into a colourful, perennial meadow full of character at the Hauser & Wirth art gallery in Somerset
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Helleborus torquatus

Species hellebores: the best for your garden

More understated than their hybridised cousins, species hellebores bring delicacy and grace to the spring garden. Plant expert Graham Rice recommends 10 of the best. Photographs by Jason Ingram.
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