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An endangered Mediterranean species
If there were a contest for which is the most Mediterranean of plants my entry would be …
Text by Cali Doxiades
Photo by Dominique Vaché |
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A Stranger in Your Garden
Our MGS experts can help members identify the intruder. |
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The Mediterranean Garden No.52
Photographs to accompany some of the articles in the current Journal are linked from the Contents page. Left: white echiums in Heidi Gildemeister’s garden; Photograph by Heidi Gildemeister. |
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MGS Invades the Peloponnese
A travelogue by Barbara Diamantides.
Following the 2007 AGM in Athens, a group set off for the Peloponnese led by George and Chrysanthi Sfikas... |
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Good gardening luck assured for Cyprus Branch members in 2008
At the MGS New Year’s Cake cutting ceremony the lucky charm fell to Cyprus and the AC drank to their health. On the left a bouquet from Cali Doxiadis’ garden in Corfu cut on New Year’s Day. |
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A garden with an agricultural history
Text and photographs by John Joynes
John Joynes' garden in Cyprus is sited on land which has been farmed for generations. |
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Gardening in crampons
Text and photographs by Sally Beale
Gardening on a steep hillside in Mallorca. |
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An MGS Scientific Committee
A lot of research is being done that could be of interest to us mediterranean gardeners. The new committee will organise volunteers to find material and publish synopses. |
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A garden in Provencia di Pisa
Photograph by Astrid Parker
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Aromatic and scented plants which grow successfully in the Midi, France
Collated by David Bracey
Photograph by Mercedes Maier
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Il Giardino Mediterraneo
an Anthology in Italian
Now in print. For a free copy contact Davina Michaelides, P.O. Box 14, GR-190 02 Peania, Greece, e-mail v1318@otenet.gr.
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Palms for Mallorca and the Mediterranean Climate
Text and photographs by Howard Janes
(From the Balearics Branch page)
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