A taster of the book: 5 Secret gardens of East Anglia

4 September 2017

I have shared a glimpse of five of the 22 gardens featured Secret Gardens of East Anglia in my post for Richard Jackson’s Garden website. They include Columbine Hall, Stowupland and Wood Farm, Gipping, both in Suffolk, Hunworth Hall in Norfolk, 38 Norfolk Terrace, Cambridge, and Ulting Wick, Ulting in Essex.

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International Women's Day: 100 leading women in UK horticulture

I was delighted to be included in Horticulture Week's listing of 100 top women in UK horticulture onInternational Women’s Day, 8 March 2021.

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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