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Landscape Magazine

Sep 01 2023
Magazine

LandScape magazine is a breath of fresh air, capturing the very best of every season. Every two months, join us to: - Celebrate the joy of the garden - Learn simple seasonal recipes - Enjoy traditional British crafts - Wonder at the beauty of nature and the countryside The magazine is a haven from the pressures of modern living; a chance to slow down... and most importantly, a reminder of the good things in life. Take time to appreciate everything that nature creates and inspires.

Dear reader...

Readers’ Letters • Sharing your news and views of country life

Landscape Magazine

Our LandScape • The best of the season to inspire and admire

JOYFUL BORDERS IN A SECLUDED HAVEN • Late summer sees a garden on the Dorset coast at its very best, as it bursts into colour for a glorious grand finale

The garden in... September • Kari-Astri Davies is picking produce; finding planting inspiration in a tough habitat; and debating next year’s choice of bulbs

BOUGHS LADEN WITH SOFT, SWEET RICHES • With their plump, silken fruit, subtly flavoured and juicy within, home-grown plums are a delight for the senses

In the garden • Seasonal ideas for your outdoor space

PLANNING FOR FUTURE COLOUR • September is the ideal time to take cuttings of many tender or half-hardy perennials, such as fuchsias, which may not make it through winter

PETALLED PARASOLS OUT IN THE SUN • Recognisable from their raised, bristly central disc and shuttlecock shape, echinacea, or coneflowers, stand bright and proud in the late summer borders

STEEPED IN THE ORCHARD’S NECTAR • With its mellow apple flavour, cider is an autumnal favourite perfect for bringing a touch of sweetness to a variety of savoury dishes

AFTER-DINNER EXTRAVAGANCE • Rich and sticky, with the deep flavour of coffee and juicy figs, this cake is a satisfying treat

In the kitchen • Inspiring seasonal ideas and recipes

TEA’S PERFECT PARTNER • Traditional biscuits, especially home-made, make sitting down for a relaxing cuppa even more of a treat

SECLUDED COVES ALONG A COAST OF RUGGED SHORES • Picturesque villages, blue bays, glorious beaches and even Art Deco treasures can all be found along a short stretch of the South Devon coastline that is rich in wildlife and natural allure

TIMELESS CLASSICS WITH A STORY TO TELL • Handmade belts and bags are lovingly crafted by Katy Warriner using traditional oak tanned leather and vintage tools to create accessories that last a lifetime

In the home • Seasonal decorative touches to bring the outdoors in

DANCING LIGHT ON BEJEWELLED WANDS • Made from curling wire and glistening beads, these pretty decorations add colour and shape to plant arrangements

TUFTED WHEEL FOR A COLOURFUL IMPACT • An abstract, textured artwork made from yarn becomes an eye-catching focal point when hung from a wall in the home

ROSE-HUED RUINS WHERE MONKS TROD • The romantic remains of Dryburgh Abbey rise in solitary splendour in the Borders, offering a glimpse into the domestic life of its former inhabitants

The countryside in... September • Karen Youngs ponders spindly-legged insects, while a canine recruit is helping to protect seabirds from the threat of rats

BLACK BEAUTIES • With its lustrous mane and ebony coat, the statuesque Friesian is an ancient breed of working horse, but its imposing size belies a gentle and friendly temperament combined with a love of human interaction

Readers’ crafts • These pages are dedicated to sharing projects and showcasing the talents of our popular Makes & Bakes group


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 116 Publisher: H BAUER PUBLISHING LIMITED Edition: Sep 01 2023

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: July 26, 2023

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

LandScape magazine is a breath of fresh air, capturing the very best of every season. Every two months, join us to: - Celebrate the joy of the garden - Learn simple seasonal recipes - Enjoy traditional British crafts - Wonder at the beauty of nature and the countryside The magazine is a haven from the pressures of modern living; a chance to slow down... and most importantly, a reminder of the good things in life. Take time to appreciate everything that nature creates and inspires.

Dear reader...

Readers’ Letters • Sharing your news and views of country life

Landscape Magazine

Our LandScape • The best of the season to inspire and admire

JOYFUL BORDERS IN A SECLUDED HAVEN • Late summer sees a garden on the Dorset coast at its very best, as it bursts into colour for a glorious grand finale

The garden in... September • Kari-Astri Davies is picking produce; finding planting inspiration in a tough habitat; and debating next year’s choice of bulbs

BOUGHS LADEN WITH SOFT, SWEET RICHES • With their plump, silken fruit, subtly flavoured and juicy within, home-grown plums are a delight for the senses

In the garden • Seasonal ideas for your outdoor space

PLANNING FOR FUTURE COLOUR • September is the ideal time to take cuttings of many tender or half-hardy perennials, such as fuchsias, which may not make it through winter

PETALLED PARASOLS OUT IN THE SUN • Recognisable from their raised, bristly central disc and shuttlecock shape, echinacea, or coneflowers, stand bright and proud in the late summer borders

STEEPED IN THE ORCHARD’S NECTAR • With its mellow apple flavour, cider is an autumnal favourite perfect for bringing a touch of sweetness to a variety of savoury dishes

AFTER-DINNER EXTRAVAGANCE • Rich and sticky, with the deep flavour of coffee and juicy figs, this cake is a satisfying treat

In the kitchen • Inspiring seasonal ideas and recipes

TEA’S PERFECT PARTNER • Traditional biscuits, especially home-made, make sitting down for a relaxing cuppa even more of a treat

SECLUDED COVES ALONG A COAST OF RUGGED SHORES • Picturesque villages, blue bays, glorious beaches and even Art Deco treasures can all be found along a short stretch of the South Devon coastline that is rich in wildlife and natural allure

TIMELESS CLASSICS WITH A STORY TO TELL • Handmade belts and bags are lovingly crafted by Katy Warriner using traditional oak tanned leather and vintage tools to create accessories that last a lifetime

In the home • Seasonal decorative touches to bring the outdoors in

DANCING LIGHT ON BEJEWELLED WANDS • Made from curling wire and glistening beads, these pretty decorations add colour and shape to plant arrangements

TUFTED WHEEL FOR A COLOURFUL IMPACT • An abstract, textured artwork made from yarn becomes an eye-catching focal point when hung from a wall in the home

ROSE-HUED RUINS WHERE MONKS TROD • The romantic remains of Dryburgh Abbey rise in solitary splendour in the Borders, offering a glimpse into the domestic life of its former inhabitants

The countryside in... September • Karen Youngs ponders spindly-legged insects, while a canine recruit is helping to protect seabirds from the threat of rats

BLACK BEAUTIES • With its lustrous mane and ebony coat, the statuesque Friesian is an ancient breed of working horse, but its imposing size belies a gentle and friendly temperament combined with a love of human interaction

Readers’ crafts • These pages are dedicated to sharing projects and showcasing the talents of our popular Makes & Bakes group


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