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The Duchess of Beaufort on gardening, Mary Somerset and RHS Badminton Flower Show

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By Amy Oliver
| rhs.org.uk
Amy Oliver Associate Editor As RHS Badminton Flower Show prepares to open its gates, Georgia the Duchess of Beaufort reflects on her passion for gardening, the remarkable botanical legacy of Mary Somerset and her vision for the historic gardens at Badminton House How are you feeling about an RHS show at your home? I’m very excited, and a little nervous, of course.
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Catherine MacDonald on Designing The RHS Royal Legacy Garden

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By Amy Oliver
| rhs.org.uk
Amy Oliver Associate Editor Garden designer Catherine MacDonald reveals how trees, fractal patterns and climate-resilient planting shaped her collaboration with King Charles III for the first RHS Sandringham Flower Show How did it feel to get the call to collaborate with His Majesty the King on The RHS Royal Legacy Garden? It’s a huge privilege and great responsibility. I feel prepared, having designed 11 Show Gardens including The Boodles Garden at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
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‘It’s never one size fits all’: a qualitative exploration of vision-impaired patients’ preferences for mental health support

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By Jane Scott, Julia Gillard, Amy Oliver
| BMJ Open Verified
Participants were asked three general questions about their experience of mental health support: whether they had been offered any mental health support at any time, whether they had received any support and what type of support they believed would be most helpful. Brief descriptions of the characteristics of standardised psychoeducational and therapeutic programmes were provided where participants had no familiarity with these.
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