HORTUS 100: What's in it? Paul Williams on the 'common beauty' of viburnums and flowering hawthorns Ronald Blythe on the delights of an autumn day spent in his Suffolk garden: 17th October, 2011 Penelope Hobhouse on designing a new garden for Steve Jobs Jane Brown on the garden surprises of Huntingdonshire Stephen Lacey on home thoughts about his garden in Wales from a client's garden in the Mediterranean Tim Longville north of the border at Langwell Lodge garden in Caithness Noel Kingsbury reflects on twenty-five years of changing fashions in plants and planting John Brookes appeals for the Personal and the Vernacular in garden design Ruth Padel on her grandmother, Nora Barlow - a beloved columbine Katie Campbell in Italy at Niki De Saint Phalle's mysterious Giardino dei Tarocchi John Akeroyd demolishes new flower pots in a car accident in Transylvania Sukie Amory on New England's famed lilacs that made 'poetry out of a bit of moonlight' Charles Elliott considers a centenary of flowering cherries Peter Parker reads Mr Gordon's nineteenth-century (horticultural) pocket dictionary Martin Pilkington considers George Orwell's other life - as a gardener Tom Petherick on winter veg from his Home Patch Sam Llewellyn sails from one garden to another in Italian waters Judith Tankard cites the US's best and most enduring gardening books published in the last twenty-five years The editor reveals the highlights of his garden reading over the past quarter century Book reviews by Mark Lutyens and Rosemary Lindsay The Good and the Great nominate their favourite three garden books published since 1987 *     HORTUS 101 (Spring 2012) will be published at the end of March Bryan's Ground, Stapleton (Nr Presteigne), Herefordshire LD8 2LP, England. Telephone: +44 (0) 1544 260001 Email: Hortus Hortus Home Page | Subscription Form