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Hang on, aren’t we in Spring?

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Anyone would be forgiven for thinking this photograph shows a Shropshire garden in mid-winter - not just days before the start of the summer.

The ‘green security’ approach

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A county charity is recommending a new weapon in the fight against thieves in Shropshire: prickly shrubs. Dave West investigates the a greener security craze.

Delightful country garden open

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Windy Ridge at Little Wenlock is home to Fiona and George Chancellor, who have created their award-winning garden from scratch over the past 22 years.

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Flower show awards for family

There was a family celebration at Chelsea this morning when Shropshire father and daughter companies both bagged Silver Gilt.

Chelsea Flower Show pictures

Our intrepid photographers have been out and about capturing the best local entries at Chelsea Flower Show. Plus the odd celebrity or two!

Telford takes a toll on Chelsea

Shropshire’s engineering genius Thomas Telford is the inspiration behind an innovative show garden at this year’s famed Flower Show. Peter Johnson talks to the prime plotters.

Garden of the Year competition

The search is on to track down some of the best gardens around, from colourful postage-stamp plots to something sprawling and rural.

Reg creates year-round interest

Reg Anslow has lived in Marchamley for 23 years and in that time has created a colourful one third of an acre garden with year round interest around his white cottage.

Gardens open to view

A Broseley garden, created by the Reverand Michael Pope and his wife Gillian, will be open to the public this weekend under the Open Gardens Scheme.

Garden takes root for Chelsea

A display garden to celebrate the achievements of Thomas Telford, the father of civil engineering, is fast taking shape to go on display at Chelsea Flower Show next week.

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