A Blaze of Blooms for Country Living magazine

2 May 2020

My piece on Tinkers Green Farm in Essex, where crisp lawns, clipped box and flamboyant borders create a glorious union of formality and exuberance. Published in Country Living magazine, June 2020.

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At the Chartered Insitute of Horticulture’s 2020 AGM held on Zoom in late September I was honoured to receive the annual President’s Award from Gerald Bonner.

The citation reads: "Every year the President of the Chartered Institute of Horticulture chooses an individual who, in their opinion, epitomises the term horticulturist. Someone who has a true passion for the industry and everything it stands for and someone who has actively made a positive impact and given their life to horticulture. The winner of the award receives a commemorative plaque at the CIH Annual General meeting to demonstrate their invaluable contribution to this immensely important industry."

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