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9 years post sowing the Tonbridge prairie is becoming extraordinary, Baptisia australis var. minor is first to flower in May. James Hitchmough and Tom Stuart Smith Design, Joe Ransley management

my ideas on plants and planting design in conversation with the USA's Deep South (well North Carolina!); a podcast. nativeplantpodcast.com/podcasts-1/201…

Garden soiree with Department of Landscape Architecture MA2 and MLA students in my garden tonight. Summer has temporarily departed Sheffield....

Busy week keynote talks in Copenhagen and Madrid; very different places but same theme; responding to dryness. With Miguel Garcia, emerging Madrid dry meadow man

Hunting for magnolia trees in the forests of Japan to find greater urban stress tolerance. Henrik Sjoman and Harry Watkins and me

Magnolia in the Japanese woods II. As Hokkaido woods are home to lots of grizzly bears we have invested in industrial pepper spray just in case. The perils of research......

Magnolia in the woods III. Henrik drilling out a small core from a Magnolia obovata. We then weigh and calculate area of leaves to estimate stress tolerance of different populations.

I'm mainly going to post my thoughts via Instagram in the future, so if you are interested have a look at; jameshitchmough

Check out Planting for Pollinators by Landscape Sheffield Jack Brodie, James Hitchmough @milivingstone landscapethejournal.org/Planting-for-p…

I think it is fair to say that Landscape Sheffield was well represented #klintaconference James Hitchmough Ngaire Emily James @ssstteph

after a quiet weekend speaking at the Urban Growth Conf. Sweden, popped down to Santiago to lead Dept of Landscape South American roadshow

you ain't going to believe this but Erythrina crista-galli really does grow in standing water in Buenos Aires swamps.

I fell for this camelid at Lima airport, en route for next roadshow stop in Medellin, Columbia

After our 14 hour flight to Chile we hire a car and drove up into the Santiago Andes to see californian poppies and cactus

ecological design workshop with James Hitchmough in Buenos Aires, leading planting designers from South America

after my lecture at North Carolina State University Landscape Architecture Department, Raleigh, USA; with Robin Moore

Worlds first recycled concrete slab crevice garden, with Tony Avent at Plant Delights in Raleigh, USA? A home for SW USA xerics

Great photo of St George's meadow that I sowed by hand with James Hitchmough x.com/burgesspk/stat…

Three great plantsmen James Hitchmough Andrew Bunting @rainbowirisfarm during the @dm_garden annual symposium #garden #landscape #ecology

today in the ground layer underneath yet to emerge planting in my garden, feeds bees, closes spaces for weeds, looks wow!