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A list of blogs from the home page David Domoney. David is a Chartered Horticulturalist with over 40 years of experience growing and caring for plants. David has also worked on UK national television for over 2 decades. As a garden designer, David has won over 30 RHS medals for his garden designs at leading UK gardening shows and events.

Public Gardens: Sir Harold Hillier Gardens

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Sir Harold Hillier was born in 1905 to a horticultural family. His father was Edwin Lawrence Hillier, a world authority on conifers, and his grandfather Edwin Hillier founded Hillier nurseries in 1864.

The business was eventually passed onto Harold, who realised that gardening was becoming more hands on for those living in the new, post-war housing developments. He began a mail-order system and delivered plants across the UK. This year the nursery celebrates its 150^th anniversary.

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But Sir Harold wanted to diversify the family business. In 1953, he moved with his wife from Winchester to Jermyn’s House in Braishfield in Hampshire. The land around the property was mostly fields and paddocks, and he set about turning it into a garden and arboretum.

Much of Sir Harold’s time was devoted to collecting new plant species, and he travelled widely. He brought back many plants from visits to Japan, Korea, USA, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand, which still grow today in his gardens.

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Sir Harold was closely involved in the garden design process, often seen out on site with his head gardener and a stack of plant labels. He once said he aimed to “create as attractively as possible as great a collection of plants as I was able to add to those already collected by my father and grandfather.”

Over the course of 25 years, he grew and nurtured an incredible collection of plants and trees which is still studied today by scholars. He was even knighted for it in 1983.

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By the time Sir Harold died in 1985, he had made the gardens a charitable trust and handed them over to Hampshire council so people could carry on enjoying them long after he was gone.

Today the gardens are home to over 42,000 plants and trees in a 180 acre site and are visited all year round by people from all over the world. You can also visit Jermyn’s house to try the tea room and walk along Magnolia Avenue – one of the garden’s most spectacular spring sights.

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The gardens are enormous and made of distinct sections. There’s a pond area and bog garden full of water-loving plants, as well as woodlands and wood valleys and a Pinetum. The Himalayan Valley that leads to the pond is lined with azaleas, pieris and rhododendrons that become pink floral carpet in May.

You can also walk along Centenary Border, the UK’s longest double border. Hillier called it their most ambitious project, with over 30,000 plants creating a visually stunning array of texture and colour.

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The gardens are also home to the world’s largest winter garden, showcasing plants that look their best in cold months to dispel the myth that gardens don’t look good in winter.

You can wander the Acer valley, with Japanese and other maple trees shaded by grand, mature oaks. Or try the spring walk, hydrangea walk or heather garden, all featuring beautiful varieties and bold planting schemes.

Throughout the year, Hillier Gardens also run events, workshops and concerts to allow visitors to make the most of the gardens’ resources and atmosphere. Find out more.

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April 10, 2014
Cultivation Street campaign – news and changes to applications

Thank you to everyone who has already joined our campaign for front gardens! We have been overwhelmed by your support and hope to make this year’s campaign even bigger and better than before!

News

This year, we’ve made it easier than ever to enter the competition. You don’t need to wait until your front gardens are perfect – simply submit an application now and keep us up-to-date with your progress!

You can update your application at any point. Choose a sub-category and add more neighbouring gardens to the mix. Or tell the judges more about your street and why you deserve to win. It’s a great opportunity for schools to show the children making progress in the garden.

Submit your application here and get your free starter pack!

Photos

You can also add photos of your street throughout the seasons. It’s a good idea to take before, during and after pictures of your street too. Not only does it show the judges all your hard work, it gives you a record of your progress and shows what a difference you’ve made!

Remember – you will need to submit this information before the closing date to be considered for judging!

Got a question or need more information? Contact our campaign team here!

Starter Pack

When you submit your Cultivation Street application, you’ll receive our free starter pack email. It’s packed full of useful information, including David’s top tips on getting started, hints about what the judges will be looking for.

You should also sign up for our monthly newsletter to get our latest gardening guides and campaign news direct to your inbox. Plus, keep an eye out for our exclusive offers. Don’t miss out!

Submit your application here and get your free starter pack!

Spread the word

Get everyone involved in the campaign and let’s make Britain a nicer place to live! Tell your friends, family, neighbours, colleagues – anyone and everyone!

Together, we can make a real difference.
April 5, 2014
How to: build and plant an alpine rock garden

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Rockery garden

Rock gardens make brilliant features. They’re striking, low maintenance, easy to build with kids and look good all year round. Alpine plants are perfect if you’re pushed for space or want to create a stylish low-key area.

What are alpines?

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Sedum or houseleeks are alpine plants

They are small, compact plants originally found in mountainous and Alpine regions. Most are dwarf or slow-growing and grow best in dry, rocky outcrops.

But don’t be put off by their small size – they come in a huge array of shapes, colours and types of foliage. Many are also evergreen, so you can enjoy their colour all year round.

Most garden retailers carry a wide range of alpines all year round, so head over there and choose your favourites!

Why build a rockery?

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Rock gardens are easy to build

Building your own rockery couldn’t be easier. It’s the perfect challenge for a budding gardener and will last for years. Rock gardens are really low-maintenance, so you won’t need to spend loads of time and energy pruning, feeding and watering the plants.

They are also great homes for insects and make a fantastic project to get kids into the garden.

What do I do?

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Succulents are perfect for rockeries

Alpines like well-drained soil and are used to growing at high altitude above tree level in arid conditions. Dig out the soil and add in a mixture of grit and sand to aid drainage.

Now you can add your boulder features. Your local garden centre or DIY store will stock stones and rocks in a wide range of shapes, sizes and colours. Try and break up the area with different levels, ledges, cracks and contours to create a dramatic background for your plants.

Dig the boulders in – one third underground and two thirds above – so they are stable. As the rockery matures, the stones will naturally attract mosses and lichens that add extra colour and interest.

How do I plant it?

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Trailing plants like aubretia are great for a rockery

Dot your alpines around the rocks. My two favourites are sedums and saxifraga, but there are dozens of varieties available.

The break up the rockery with other plants to add different heights and textures. Try thrifts, sedges, rock roses, dwarf conifers and ornamental grasses. My favourite is Morning Star Deep Rose, which has rich pink flowers that contrast nicely against the grey stones.

You can also throw in some early spring and summer bulbs to add height and extra colour and scent to your rockery. Try crocus, iris and dwarf reticulata.

And to finish?

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Surround alpine plants with gravel or grit in rock gardens

Scatter coloured gravel around the larger boulders. This gives a stylish surface finish so experiment with different textures and particle sizes to add loads of interest.

Sharp gravel will also deter slugs who don’t like its jagged edges. That’s especially beneficial for alpines whose fleshy, juicy leaves and petals are very popular with slugs and snails.

Now you have a unique landscape in your garden, borders or patio edge!

Want more garden features? Here’s how to design a herbaceous flower border!

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For more garden planting ideas, check out my blog:

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Or check out my Pinterest board for more ideas:

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