Tradescant’s Diary’: Hugh Johnson; Adam Ford: ‘Our Garden Birds, No 25: The Robin’; Malcolm Allison: ‘Stalwarts v. Upsttarts’; Matthew Pottage: ‘Pure Magic! Mona’s Garden’; Ambra Edwards: ‘No Failures, Only Opportunities: Knepp Walled Garden’; Adam Heppinstall: ‘An Eastertime Update from the Teign Valley’; Rosemary Lindsay: ‘Cottage Fever: Bidding Farewell to a Second Home and Garden’; Olivia Chapple: ‘Bringing Calm, Hope and Beauty: Horatio’s Gardens’; Martin Stott: ‘A Pigment of Our Imagination: The Quest for the Blue Rose’; Kirsty Fergusson: ‘An Endless Process of Creative Renewal’; Clark Lawrence: ‘Posies for the Devil’; Tom Petherick: ‘From the Home Patch’; Sam Llewellyn: ‘Digging with the Duchess: Ruination’; The Garden Arts: Rod Madocks on Diary of a Keen Gardener by Mary Keen; Peter Dale on Melbourne Hall Garden by Jodie Jones; Rosie Atkins on The Hidden Stories of the Linnaean Herbarium photographed by Lena Granefelt; text by Sverker Sörlin; designed by Nina Ulmaja; Peter Parker on Literary Gardens: The Imaginary Gardens of Writers and Poets by Sandra Lawrence with illustrations by Lucille Clerc; In Our Rear-View Mirror: Brief Selections from the Hortus Archive: Stephen Lacey, ‘Scent Gardening’, HORTUS 1, Spring 1987; Beth Chatto, ‘Sir Cedric Morris, Artist-Gardener’, HORTUS 1, Spring 1987; Alvide Lees-Milne, ‘Lawrence Johnston, Creator of Hidcote Garden’, HORTUS 2, Summer 1987; Mirabel Osler, ‘A Gentle Plea for Chaos’, HORTUS 3, Autumn 1987; Robert Dash, ‘English Bones, American Flesh’, HORTUS 4, Winter 1987; Deborah Kellaway, ‘Pugs, Peacocks and Pekinese: The Garden at Garsington Manor’, HORTUS 25, Spring 1993; Fergus Garrett, ‘Myosotis’, HORTUS 57, Spring 2002; Peter Parker, ‘The Gardens of Beatrix Potter’, HORTUS 109, Spring 2014; Index to HORTUS issues 153–156 (2025); Front Cover: Camellia in a Jar, colour pencil and graphite on paper by Claudia Lowry.
Tradescant’s Diary’: Hugh Johnson; Adam Ford: ‘Our Garden Birds, No 26: The Grey Heron’; Malcolm Allison: ‘Managed with a Light Touch: A Nurseryman’s Selection of Choice Perennials; Stephen Barber: ‘The Hybrid ‘London Plane’: Its Fantastic Forms and Murky Origins’; Jacqueline Eykelbosch: ‘A River Ran Through It: E.A. Bowles and the Restoration of Myddelton House Gardens’; Barbara Segall: ‘The Artist-Plantsmen and Writers at Bottengoms’; Peter Dale: ‘The Spirit of Allotments’; Katie Campbell: ‘Gardening on Granite: Parc de Saleccia, Corsica’; Paul Crask: ‘Daybreak in the Dominica Garden’; Martin Leigh: ‘To Understand and Learn and be Interested in Everything: John Grimshaw’s World’; Rod Madocks: ‘Garden Dreams and Creation Myths’; Max Calligola: ‘The Language of Plants: Or ‘Plantsman ‘ v. ‘Gardener’; Tom Petherick: ‘From the Home Patch’; Sam Llewellyn: ‘Digging with the Duchess: Blood will Tell’; The Editor’s Occasional Book Bag: Flora Culture: How Flowers Shape Our World by Christin Geall; Front Cover: The Garden Shed at Wenslea, Ink and gouache by Simon Dorrell.
