Top garden designers to follow on Twitter
Top garden designers to follow on Twitter
Gardening is all about sharing your ideas, inspiration and creativity to help others produce truly beautiful outdoor spaces. Of course as many of you will know, gardening can be a minefield and unlike Alan Titchmarsh, we don’t have all the answers.
Instead, we’ve compiled a list of the top garden designers and experts to follow on Twitter. Hit follow for top tips and infinite gardening wisdom, from why poinsettia is the perfect winter flower, to advice on starting your own vegetable patch…
David Domoney, @daviddomoney, TV Gardener and ITV1 Presenter
David Domoney is a heavyweight of the gardening world and regularly appears on ITV’s Love Your Garden. The green-fingered TV personality and newspaper columnist often posts advice on his blog and Twitter. David has also written a number of articles about preparing your garden for the winter, including posts on protecting your plant pots from frost.
How to keep your Christmas houseplants healthy over winter https://t.co/4GC4ZOOIQz pic.twitter.com/Mc4MXd5kuQ
— David Domoney (@daviddomoney) November 24, 2015
Gayla Trail, @yougrowgirl, Gardener, Author, Photographer
Gayla Trail is a best-selling author, blogger and photographer. The Canadian-born gardening whiz has built up a loyal social media following, partly due to her extensive knowledge of all things nature. We recommend following Gayla for her brilliant Instagram snaps and organic recipes.
Nasturtium is still alive in my garden, but last call is coming soon. Make some nasturtium leaf pesto pronto! https://t.co/PSXI7iniWG — Gayla Trail (@yougrowgirl) November 9, 2015
Chris Beardshaw, @chrisbeardshaw, Award-winning Garden Designer, TV and Radio Presenter
When we’re not watching Gardeners’ World, or tuning into Chris Beardshaw’s weekly Radio 4 show, we’re taking tips from his Twitter. The horticultural guru has been in the gardening game for longer than we care to remember. Chris’ Twitter is a one-stop shop for those looking for a bit of inspiration. 16.3 thousand Twitter followers can’t be wrong…
Autumn inspiration from the finest example of garden artistry - Wollerton Old Hall @WollertonOHG pic.twitter.com/aKRzWiEFf8
— Chris Beardshaw (@chrisbeardshaw) October 25, 2015
Jo Thompson, @gardendesigner1, Landscape and Garden Designer and Chelsea Flower Show Regular
Jo Thompson knows a thing or two about gardens. The garden and landscape designer features regularly at the Chelsea Flower Show and has scooped numerous awards and prizes for her work. She’s very much active on Twitter, sharing her expertise with her growing number of followers.
Ok I'm finally coming clean on what I think about this whole ornamental grass thing https://t.co/9ak8Sr0lom — Jo Thompson (@gardendesigner1) September 28, 2015
Isabelle Palmer, @balconygardener, Garden Designer, Author, Blogger and Columnist
Isabelle Palmer has shown that you don’t need to have a huge space for a truly beautiful garden – those of you living in the city, take note! The columnist and blogger often posts pictures of her work, homemade recipes and ideas for DIY decorations.
#festiveplanting #christmas #plants #balconygardener #housedisplay #frontentrance pic.twitter.com/wVJqCTUllF
— Isabelle Palmer (@balconygardener) November 11, 2015
Paul Hervey-Brookes, @HerveyBrookes, Gardener, RHS Judge
Paul Hervey-Brookes is a garden designer, RHS Trials Judge (Royal Horticultural Society) and all-round outdoor expert. Paul has previously designed a range of garden gifts for Marks & Spencer and is full of advice. Check out his insightful and informative blog, here.
As it turns steadily colder don't forget the birds - here's a few feeding tips from me https://t.co/5Z4yb8gaiY #garden @BradstoneUK — Paul Hervey-Brookes (@HerveyBrookes) November 30, 2015
Alexandra Campbell, @midsizegarden, Writer, Garden Blogger
Alexandra Campbell is a garden blogger and writing coach with tons of wisdom, which she constantly shares with her followers. Alexandra’s posts are highly entertaining, with posts about giving your shed a spruce up and top gift ideas.
Choose a fab colour for your #garden shed this weekend, then paint it next weekend. See: https://t.co/jIZ4UWzmna pic.twitter.com/WQB2TF3ryP
— Alexandra Campbell (@midsizegarden) November 29, 2015
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