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Plant of the Day
Sunday 16 July 2017
The bees seem to adore Allium sphaerocephalon (round-headed garlic) which is a small-headed, late flowering ornamental onion. It can be grown in borders with a freely drained soil or in meadows. In the background of some of these images are a beautifully textured, organic-shaped pergola woven from Salix (willow) by the talented willow artist Tom Hare.
Jill Raggett
Plant of the Day
Sunday 9 July 2017
These cabbages were the stars of this show garden at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Hampton Court Flower Show, Surrey, UK. They need a sunny site and firm soil, ideally enriched in the autumn with well-rotted manure or garden compost. The species Brassica oleracea (cabbage) was thought to be first domesticated, before 1000 BC, by the Celts of central and Western Europe, so children have been told to “eat up those greens” for a few millennia!
Jill Raggett
Back in home city planning a woven screen for The Phoenix Cinema with project manager Sallie Varnam
International Gardens at Suncheon Bay
The garden originally designed for Rhs Chelsea Flower show by Sarah Eberle was reimagined in S.Korea at Suncheon .
I created the new leaf seat over the summer just in time for the show
I love to see how planting can settle and ground a sculpture , i think It looks incredible , the planting so natural and wild , skilful.
Leaf seat complete and off to be boxed . Then heading to S.Korea promptly where it will feature in a Sarah Eberle design.
Night time rendezvous at The Cherry Tree House last night #moon #vino #willow weaving #willowsculptures #willowsculpture #cherrytree #cherry #sticksnapper #tomhare
Big Dreams Small Spaces filming At Rhs Wisley Gardens last June with Joshua Tutt for Monty Don's BBC 2 Series. Absolute pleasure working with Producer/Director - Hillary O Hare & crew for this brief weaving insight and matrix style download so Josh could construct his own tunnel within the new garden .
Quaking Grass at Wakehurst Place - Willow sculpture -Tom Hare Image - Dan Castledine
