We're building a collection of articles and photo essays
here.
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while to load, because of the photos. As with gardening, you've
got to be patient!
Ex-Student's Garden Makeover
This photo journal shows how ex-student Julie Hill of Hartley
Wintney, Hampshire transformed a drab featureless garden into
something stunning.
Celebrity Garden Opening
Photos of the grand opening of Institute of Garden Design
student Caroline Hart's school garden. TV builder Tommy Walsh
from the UK's BBC garden design programme Ground Force was
in attendance to officially open the garden.
The Royal Norfolk Show 2003
An article about Institute of Garden Design student Heidi-Jo
Swain's prize-winning garden design at the Royal Norfolk Show
2003.
The First Client
An article written by Institute of Garden Design student
Tracy Foster about the experience of meeting her first client
after completing her garden design diploma.
Shirley's pond
A picture diary of how Institute of Garden Design student
Shirley Sinclair changed a wild flower garden into a pond.
(You'll need Adobe Acrobat to read this document - see
below).
Guernsey Press Article (Page
1)
The first page of an article about Institute of Garden Design
Student Linda McCutcheon taken from the Guernsey Press newspaper.
This article is a large file so it might take a while for
it download.
Guernsey Press Article (Page 2)
The second page of the article about Linda McCutcheon. You
might find that your internet browser has made this article
too small to read. Look for an icon that allows you to expand
the picture. When you click on this icon the picture will
be enlarged and you will be able to read the text.
Jill's success
This article details Jill Stroud's success on the Diploma
in Garden Design course. It is taken from the Gloucestershire
Gazette. It was included in the newspaper after Jill requested
that we send a press release to the Gazette on her behalf.
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