Transform your winter garden into a vibrant landscape with expert horticultural techniques
In short: RHS Ambassador Mary Berry and Curator Matt Pottage tour RHS Wisley to showcase winter garden highlights. They demonstrate how to cultivate interest during the colder months by focusing on textures, colors, and structural elements like topiary and stems.
The tour highlights how specific plants, such as dogwood, ivy, and holly, provide visual appeal throughout the winter season. By focusing on the unique characteristics of bark and utilizing winter stems to create living sculptures, gardeners can maintain a dynamic space even when growth slows.
Founded in 1804, the Royal Horticultural Society aims to lead the world in gardening by promoting excellence in the science and art of horticulture. This tour serves as a practical application of their mission to inspire and inform gardeners looking to enhance their own green spaces.
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