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very favourite garden destinations. I love seeing what we would regard as house plants growing with weed-like vigour on the roadside, or trimmed to form a hedge. Poinsettia always looks wonderful there, not to mention the tangled jungles of Opuntia

be approaching. Not bad, I reckon, as I have just worked out that between them, those first two pairs lasted for about twenty six years. In the garden, on photoshoots, recording TV, down at Sparsholt College for Gardeners' Question Time, and even sloshing about

by their neighbours. Leylandii grows at a phenomenal rate (around one metre a year), and will quickly provide shelter and privacy in your garden. But if it's not trimmed regularly (up to three times a year) it can grow out of control and cause problems. Disputes