Alex Forster

An intimate knowledge of plants and knowing how they relate to one another provides the key to beautiful and lasting planting design.

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Helenium Moerheim Beauty.

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In my own garden the emphasis is on the foliage, a lush feast of leaf shapes and tones. In the foreground and mixed through is Heuchera villosa Autumn Bride. I am particularly pleased with the large fresh spring green leaves and soon to flower greenish white on tall spires.

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Planting for a new patio.

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My Oasis.

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Mathiasella with Fennel.

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Digiplexis.

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Bonsai!

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Podophyllum Spotty Dotty

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Mathiesella Green Dream

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Amelanchier at night.

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A little Honka Fragile as the weather turns.

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‘Perhaps if you walked into this house in Paris or Italy it wouldn’t feel so special, but people arrive and their reaction is often, ‘God, is this really London?'" https://t.co/M5bLTqAeqV

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Late summer froth.

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Favourite time of year

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Origanum Kent Beauty.

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nice!

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George at work

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Planted last autumn. Filling out nicely

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One of my favourites.