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I wouldn’t be without… For The Garden magazine

5 January 2019

My piece on why I treasure the old-fashioned turquoise-blue china vase my Scottish grandmother gave me as a child was published in the January 2019 issue of RHS’s The Garden magazine.

First published in The Garden, magazine of the RHS, January 2019. rhs.org.uk

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