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In Focus: Lucian Freud’s plant portraits, from the tiny to
Steven Desmond visits the Lucian Freud exhibition at the Garden Museum, bringing a horticulturalist’s eye to works by one of
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Buckingham Palace: ‘There is not a historical capital in Europe
A trip through the archives unearths a real treasure in the form of a 1931 book about Buckingham Palace which
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A beautifully-refurbished former writer’s home in one of the greenest
Merry Hall is a house that once fulfilled the bucolic fantasies of a much-loved British writer. Now, it’s seeking a
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Four of the best cheeses for Christmas, as recommended by
As legendary cheesemonger Paxton & Whitfield celebrates its 225th birthday, its experts name four of their best-selling cheeses of all
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How to train your dog to leave things on command
Teaching a dog to stop stealing food, clothes, TV remotes or anything else that they like to pinch can feel
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How to keep ducks: What to buy, how to keep
Ornamental waterfowl are an endlessly cheering and fascinating addition to any stretch of water, but they can make a mess.
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How to buy Aussie made this Christmas
Christmas is only a few weeks away and while we busily scribble down lists for gifts to bring joy to
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Joe Gibbs: The sisters in tweed who ran the iconic
Joe Gibbs pays tribute to the late Miriam and Catriona, the formidable sisters who made Campbell’s of Beauly famous. In
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My Favourite Painting: Oliver Mears
Opera director Oliver Mears chooses a classic anti-war painting: Goya’s ‘The 3rd of May 1808 in Madrid’. Oliver Mears chooses
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Alan Titchmarsh: ‘It came as a disappointment to Dad when
Alan Titchmarsh’s father wasn’t much of a gardener — but further back in his family tree were many green-fingered forbears, and
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What to do if your puppy keeps biting you
Getting a new puppy is a joy — most of the time. But it’s not always easy, especially if your new
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How Beeleigh Abbey became the much-loved home of one of
In the second of two articles, David Robinson looks at Beeleigh’s chequered history in the centuries after the Dissolution, culminating
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