Anna Buxton

We have had an unusual amount of fungi in the garden, probably because we have had a wet summer and autumn.  Easily the most exciting is the Fly Agaric, or Amanita muscaria in Latin, as it stands [...]

Visiting Neil Woodcock’s Edinburgh garden, open recently for Caley members, has made me realise that we are a bit short of colour at this time of year. He had a beautiful display of Dahlias, [...]

We had a beautiful day for the garden opening on 12th May and the word seemed to have gone round that we were having a good plant sale. Consequently we had a record number of people, over 300, [...]

Opening your garden is rather a nerve-racking business and I feel as though my head is on the chopping block. With a few days to go, what I see most of are plants which are already over – [...]

I have recently returned from a week in Morocco looking at gardens. We saw a number of dry gardens around Taroudant which had been designed by the French duo Eric Ossart and Arnaud Maurieres who [...]

News of a couple of gardens that are open to the public under Scotlands Gardens Scheme.  This is your opportunity to visit gardens not normally open to the public and get some wonderful [...]

I must apologise to Anna.  I have had this piece for about a week but due to a few technical issues with our website, I  have been unable to post it.  However, I am sure you will agree, it is [...]