The chrysanthemum is possibly the one plant, above almost all others, that symbolises winter, says gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
Cedric Bryant
The late Cedric Bryant was a trained horticulturist and garden designer with more than 30 years experience in the industry.
Prune deciduous trees and shrubs once they have lost their leaves, says gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
Hedges have been grown since time immemorial for a multitude of reasons, says gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
Winter doesn’t have to be a drab time in the garden, when colour can be provided with small evergreen shrubs combined with perennials, writes gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
Winter need not be a time of dreary gardens and cloudy skies, for there is a wealth of colourful plants just waiting to be planted, writes gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
Over many years, I’ve been asked to create gardens with specific themes, from all-native to English-style, from Shakespearean to a biblical garden, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Silvery-grey foliage and white flowers don’t have to be boring, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT welcomes autumn and outlines some of the important jobs that come with the change of season...
What with pruning, fertilising, battling pests and not having enough space, perhaps it’s easier to buy fruit fresh from an orchard, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
For little to no expense, add more plants to the garden this autumn, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Fallen leaves are often considered annoying and messy; however for most gardeners, they’re an absolute windfall, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
Bulbs will look most effective if planted in drifts of the same colour or variety as one would see in nature or the wild, says gardening writer CEDRIC BRYANT.
