by The Great Gardens of Cornwall | Sep 3, 2026
The Global Language of Plants: From Sowing Seeds as Kids to Gardening at the Edge of the World Over the lip of the cliff, beyond the grassy auditorium seating and the carved stone stage, the steel grey Atlantic arrives in surges of cerulean and ivory over the granite... by The Great Gardens of Cornwall | Aug 24, 2026
From Curiosity to Canvas: How Bonython Inspires Young Minds to Create In June, it should be the height of summer at Bonython. Summer flowers are everywhere across the estate in swathes of purple, pink and white, but the entirety of the hillside, deep into the valley,... by The Great Gardens of Cornwall | Aug 13, 2026
The Living Classroom: How Trebah is Cultivating the Next Generation of Growers The Living Valley The first thing to reach you at Trebah is the sound. Before the extraordinary planting announces itself, before the giant leaves, the towering tree ferns or the glimpses... by The Great Gardens of Cornwall | Aug 6, 2026
Sowing Seeds of Curiosity: How Alex Goodyear Found Art and Purpose in Horticulture Alex Goodyear has grassy boots. They are thick with Cornish earth and fresh grass clippings, the kind of boots that speak of a morning spent planting rather than behind a desk.... by The Great Gardens of Cornwall | Aug 5, 2026
Beneath the Biomes: Growing the Future at the Eden Project There is something otherworldly about being in the biomes at the Eden Project before the masses arrive. I have never considered the domes to be small, but without the steady procession of visitors winding... 
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