| The Independent 1995 Anna Pavord |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Ah, progress at last. (new growth starts to emerge in gardens) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| A natural form of therapy. (gardening can help people who suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| A waxy crassula isn't just for Christmas. (choosing plants as Christmas presents) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Brassicas to crow about. (tips for growing plants in the cabbage family) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Cold? It's freezing. (using an unheated greenhouse in winter) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Desperately seeking some good companions. (tips on successful companion planting) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Don't bury the books in the garden. (views on plans for Royal Horticultural Society's book collection) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Downfall of the Rambling Rector. (building a pergola) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Do you control your garden, or does it control you? (when nature cannot be allowed to run its course) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Every gardener's nightmare. (dealing with pests) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Every town house should have one. (winter window boxes for town houses) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Flowerpot to cooking pot. (planting up a herb garden) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Fresh tulips with plenty of garlic. (spring bulbs flourish despite adverse weather conditions) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Gasping under the privet. (dealing with a small garden) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Here's a thorny problem. (selecting hedging plants) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| History grows: prune with care. (management of National Trust gardens) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| If I buy just one tree, which should it be? | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| 'In an Italian garden you might find fountains based on classical mythology. Here you get a fireman cherub in crazy helmet, mermaids holding out their hair with expressions suggesting they have just had a disastrous session with a Mayfair crimper.' (Plas Brondanw garden, Gwynedd, Wales) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| In the fronds of an affair. (attractions of ferns) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| It was nice weather for duckweed. (1995 Chelsea Flower Show) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| I want flowers, fruit - and romance. (building up a garden from a bare plot) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Look no bugs, and no weather. (Royal Horticultural Society's shows) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Oh the thrill of endless possibilities. (choosing biennials and perennials) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Oi guv, wanna buy a lovely five-foot privet? (growing problem of theft from gardens) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Pots without petunias? (wide selection of plants for containers) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Seeds of the good life take root in Herefordshire. (Robert Milne, organic gardener of Pedwardine College, Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire)(Interview) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Some like it cool. (caring for indoor cyclamen) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Something a little mysterious. (dealing with a shady area at the bottom of a garden) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Still going at a good clip. (attractions of Haseley Court, Oxfordshire) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Sunny nature of the stinking hellebore. | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| That Norah Barlow is having a good time. (cross-breeding in the garden) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| 'The borders, quiet in May when I first visited, were blazing: echinops, plume poppy, stately spires of delphiniums.' (garden at Misarden Park, near Cirencester, Gloucestershire) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| The fountains don't work. The flower beds are off-limits. The staff are stroppy. Welcome to Italy's top garden. (Villa Lante, Bagnaia, Italy) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| The ideal gnome exhibition. (Birmingham's Garden and Leisure show) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| There is more to it than holly and ivy. (making Christmas decorations from unusual materials) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| The truth about tulips. (growing tulips from Central Asia) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| The very model of a modernist garden. (designing a gardent to blend in with a 1960s house; Workshop series) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Too much of a good thing. (dealing with a small garden which has grown out of control) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| We'll take a cup of compost yet .... (review of gardening achievements and failures in 1995 and plans for 1996) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| When is a plum a gage? (caring for plum and gage trees) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| Winter: best seen from inside. (planning a winter garden which can be appreciated from inside the house) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
| You can't buy fuchsias after 4.30. (Scotsdale Garden Centre voted Garden Centre of the Year) | Retail industry | Anna Pavord |
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