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GLASGOW’S history has been reduced to a music hall joke with the "looting" of the People’s Palace museum, according to one of its…

THE activities of the Glasgow City Council group for the Repatriation and Spoliation of objects in Glasgow Museums' collection which were looted…

When did they get into our homes? A brief history of houseplants When did they get into our homes? A brief history of houseplants “More sun? Less sun? What do you want? More water? Less water? Why don’t you speak? Answer me now! (1) My grandma loved plants. She kept dozens of them with their terracotta vases precisely aligned on the ground or suspended on iron frames close to the staircase. When I was young, I liked to see her taking care of red and pink hairy geraniums or repotting asparagus ferns and spider plants. She also cultivated flowers – small white roses, flowering quinces, as...

EcoWorld Ballymore completes London’s Wardian EcoWorld Ballymore completes London’s Wardian Glenn Howells Architects and developer EcoWorld Ballymore celebrate the completion of Wardian, a sensitive, contemporary residential development that promotes sustainability and green gardens Created to promote sustainability, a green environment and excellence in architecture, the Wardian in London’s Canary Wharf has opened its doors to its first residents. The scheme, which comprises two sleek towers engufled in gardens, is designed by Glenn Howells Architects and developed by EcoWorld Ballym...

Published: 12/31/2020 10:54:23 AM The sound of a seed packet ripping open. The smell of freshly turned earth. The feel of grass beneath my feet. The sight of little green shoots popping out of the ground. The sense of long hours of sunshine. The taste of that first freshly picked tomato. These are the cherished memories that keep us going through the winter. My seed catalogues had not yet started to arrive, it is snowing as I write this column, and I am feeling some deprivation. If you have been reading this column regularly you know I spend a lot of time with books on botany, plants, and gar...