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The best climbers from Sissinghurst for romance, fragrance, and seasonal colour

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By Vivienne Hambly Verified
| The English Garden Verified
Claire Margetts is a senior gardener and the National Trust’s first-ever Sissinghurst Scholar, part of an 18-month programme designed to cultivate future head gardeners under Troy Scott Smith. ‘Vita wrote that ‘climbers are among the most useful plants in any garden’,’ says Claire.
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Chelsea is synonymous with roses but this year marks a shift towards a new style of planting. These are the roses to know about this year

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By Vivienne Hambly Verified
| The English Garden Verified
Think of Chelsea and roses might soon spring to mind. May is the beginning of the season after all, and roses are by far the world’s most popular flower. There’s no doubt that roses are an essential part of Chelsea. Chelsea regulars still recall Arne Maynard’s 2012 garden marking the bicentenary of Laurent Perrier.
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The secret Chelsea show gardens offering endless design inspiration for compact spaces – and this year’s must-try trends

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By Vivienne Hambly Verified
| The English Garden Verified
While the blockbuster show gardens on Main Avenue receive the lion’s share of attention at Chelsea, punters in the know wander over to the Balcony and Container Gardens where smaller and up-and-coming designers test their skills in small spaces. Smaller gardens and balcony gardens are always challenging to design well because every inch of space has to work hard – there’s also no room to hide anything unsightly or extraneous.
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