• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
The Garden Post
  • Home
  • Blog
  • Latest book
    • Reviews
  • Talks
  • About
    • Newsletter
    • Books by Barbara Segall
  • Contact
  • Navigation Menu: Social Icons

    • Instagram
    • Twitter

The Tree That Says Christmas for Bury and West Suffolk magazine

2 December 2018

barbara segall bury and west suffolk magazine

Of all the trees that we nurture in our gardens there is one beyond all the others that we bring across the threshold into the house each year… the Christmas tree. Barbara Segall writes about her book The Christmas Tree for the Bury and West Suffolk magazine December 2018 edition.

Read the article.

Previous Post: « Christmas at Kew
Next Post: Christmas trees just want to party… »

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Cottage Industry for The English Garden

The Show Goes On: Ulting Wick for The English Garden magazine

My Favourite Place for Garden News magazine

A Blaze of Blooms for Country Living magazine

I wouldn’t be without… For The Garden magazine

The White Stuff for Homes & Gardens magazine

Weaving formal with floral: a profile of Orchard House, Sudbury for The Garden magazine

Q and A with Barbara Segall on Secret Gardens of East Anglia

Herb or spice? For Richard Jackson’s Garden website

scissors and herb

Anglesey Abbey: A Winter Wonderland, for ‘The English Garden’ magazine

Primary Sidebar

LATEST NEWS

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."

I am an Ambassador for Silent Space, a Charity Incorporated Organisation creating opportunities to be silent in some of our favourite green places. Find them at silentspace.org.uk or on Twitter as @silentspaace.

About Me

I edit magazines and write about gardens, plants and gardeners. My own garden and those open to the public, here and abroad – and gardeners – professionals and passionate amateurs, alike, all feature in my writing. Growing my own fruit, vegetables and herbs in a small, productive and ornamental town garden gives me great pleasure, as does using the produce and writing about it. Read more

Articles by Barbara Segall

Cottage Industry for The English Garden

The Show Goes On: Ulting Wick for The English Garden magazine

My Favourite Place for Garden News magazine

LATEST TITLE

Previously published books by Barbara Segall

Shortlisted in the Garden Journalist of the Year category in the Property Press Awards 2017

Praise from the Garden Writers Association

"Loved your take on the allotment... including the chit chat with the neighbours."

"Nice friendly voice and style while imparting good gardening information."

Sign up for the newsletter

Visit the sign-up page to receive an update when I post a new blog.

FOLLOW BARBARA SEGALL

  • Email
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • RSS
  • Twitter

Copyright © 2021 The Garden Post on the Foodie Pro Theme