Teddington Gardener Review of the Year – October 2014 – Dahlias (a lot), Petersham Nurseries, Thug, Wild Food Foraging, Pruning Climbing Roses, A Cutting Garden. Hints of Autumn.

Categories Abstract Photography, Alpine, Architectural Plants, Autumn garden, Bedding, Climbing plants, colour, container gardening, Cutting Garden, Dahlias, herbaceous, late summer border, Petersham Nurseries, Pruning, Roses, Wild Food/Foraging1 Comment on Teddington Gardener Review of the Year – October 2014 – Dahlias (a lot), Petersham Nurseries, Thug, Wild Food Foraging, Pruning Climbing Roses, A Cutting Garden. Hints of Autumn.

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Dahlias all the way at Petersham Nurseries

DSCF9934Echeverias – tender (-ish) succulents with perfect rosettes

DSCF0071Wild Food Foraging with Claudio Bincoletto at Petersham Nurseries

DSCF0148Thug, the Petersham cat, nap interrupted and none too happy for that!

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Rose pruning at Peteresham Nurseries – making sense of a very overgrown climber

Colour elsewhere in the Cutting Garden. Cobaea scandens has been a huge success this year, overwintering with no trouble.

Autumn begins to colour up the landscape – Hamamelis here, with Pathenocissus quinquefolia in my own garden.

Published by The Teddington Gardener

Martin Ogden - gardener and photographer, rose-whisperer and garden wanderer. Loving all things horticultural and learning every day. On the cusp of new adventures in Dorset...

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