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The first of Frances Palmer’s two cutting gardens, which spills on to a repurposed tennis court, housing over 500 dahlias between them. The studio barn was built around salvaged beams from a local 1790s house.

The dahlias of Frances Palmer’s Connecticut garden

Harris Bugg Studio temporary garden for the Berlin Film Festival

Harris Bugg Studio’s temporary garden at the Berlin Film Festival

Ghost Wash

An award-winning garden at a desert home in Arizona

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Hard and soft palettes in a Californian garden

The bright, white heads of Agapanthus praecox ‘Albiflorus’ look sensational beneath a royal palm, Roystonea regia, while mature pines, Pinus pinea, frame the view out to the Mediterranean. The formal design of this entrance garden, which was laid out in the 1960s, has been refined by replanting the agapanthus beds, which had become congested, and refreshing the soil. Low box edging was replaced with more drought- tolerant Myrsine africana.

Grand designs for a multi-levelled garden

Beautiful show flowers

The oldest and largest indoor flower show in the world: The Philadelphia Flower Show

James Basson

Celebrating 300 Issues Claire Takacs picks her favourite photos

The heart of the garden is an ‘oasis’ formed by an enlarged pool with associated viewing deck

Explore a Californian oasis garden

Page Dickey's garden in Connecticut

Garden writer Page Dickey’s new Connecticut garden

Erik Funneman garden, Amsterdam

How designer Erik Funneman maximised space in a modern city garden

Helen O’Donnell garden, Vermont

Helen O’Donnell’s plant-filled design for a Vermont garden

Tokachi Millennium Forest

Tokachi Millennium Forest: The 1,000-year garden

Caleb Davis' landscaped garden in Maine

Working with nature to create a low-input rocky garden in Maine

Jardin Majorelle, Marrakech

Moroccan garden tour to Marrakech and Taroudant

Lur: the garden of Spanish Spanish landscape architecture practice

Spanish landscape architect Lur’s test bed garden