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Island of Dogs
Tim EntwisleThe Guanche bred rather large and ferocious dogs on a cluster of islands one hundred kilometres west of Morocco, just under four hours flight from Gatwick…
Peruvian Roadsides
Jan HintzeA few years ago, as part of the Heliconia Society International Conference, I went to Peru. I went a couple of weeks earlier with some friends…
Garden ghosts on Norfolk Island
Adam WoodhamsAfter a couple of recent visits to Norfolk Island, a sublime place sitting like an emerald jewel in the glistening, turquoise South Pacific 1,200 or so kilometres east…
The High Line of New York City
James BeattieNew York is a city that fires the imagination. This is probably because of NY’s reputation as one of the most cutting-edge cities in the world. Creativity…
Tasmanian garden tour
Anne LatreilleJust back from a week looking at gardens in Tasmania, I am trying to decipher my scribbled notes. But maybe I don’t need the notes to tell you about it. […]
Seeding Africa
Tim EntwisleThere are some 675 million hectares of forest in Africa, now. This forest (only one tenth of it primary natural forest these days) is being removed at the rate of […]
Ancient Parisian acacia has a crise d’identité
Tim EntwisleWell at last I’m really ‘talking plants’. As regular readers know, Talking Plants (http://talkingplants.blogspot.com) is a blog devoted to plants and gardens, with an eye for the quirky or scientific, or […]
Loulou de la Falaise at Château de Chaumont
Linda GreenWhen I came across that familiar name in the obituary pages of the paper, Loulou de la Falaise I knew who she was. It’s not the sort of name that you could […]
