- "Plantsman" can
refer to a male or
female person,
though the
terms plantswoman, or even plantsperson, are
sometimes used. The word is
sometimes said...
-
Margaret McAllister Owen MBE (née Mackay; 27
November 1930 – 24
October 2014) was a
British farmer,
gardener and
heritage activist. She collected, grew...
- Beth
Chatto OBE VMH (27 June 1923 – 13 May 2018) was an
English plantswoman,
garden designer and
author known for
creating and
describing the gardens...
- minimum-security prison, who won
gardening awards.
Mirren portra**** a
devoted plantswoman in the film, who
coaches a team of
prison gardeners, led by
Clive Owen...
- O'Neill of the
Maine (16
January 1915 – 15 July 2008) was an
English plantswoman and horticulturalist. Jean O'Neill was born
Katharine Jean
Whitaker at...
-
Susan Jellicoe (née Pares; 30 June 1907 – 1
August 1986) was an
English plantswoman, photographer, writer, and
editor who
worked in
collaboration with her...
- its
correct name is H. × ballardiae,
commemorating Helen Ballard, the
plantswoman who
first made the
cross in the
early 1970s. ****eborus
niger contains...
- summer).
There are a
group of 7
pelargoniums bred by Edna
Popperwell (UK
plantswoman)
which all have P.
quercifolium and a
Regal Pelargonium in
their parentage...
- than in its
natural habitat. It
first flowered in
England for the
famed plantswoman Gertrude Jekyll at
Godalming in 1885.
Cultivars include: 'Bodnant' —...
-
broad white leaves and was
originally known as 'Mori's form'.
English plantswoman Valerie Finnis (Lady Scott) was
given this form by a Mr Mori
during her...
