THE HUB

The hub is a resource for the garden and landscape design community, focusing on creative and sustainable ideas and practices.

The hub is curated by Humaira Ikram and Darryl Moore, and is supported by Cityscapes.

All in Talks

Apr 14

Apr 14 Plants for Solitary Bees

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Apr 14

Apr 14 Setting up a Nursery of Drought Tolerant Perennials

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks, Nurseries & Plants

Apr 10

Apr 10 Community Landscapes - Connecting People, Places and Spaces

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Apr 9

Apr 9 Polly Nicholson: The Tulip Garden

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 27

Mar 27 Rebecca McMackin - Biodiversity-first horticulture

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 27

Mar 27 Little Island: More Than Meets the Eye

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 27

Mar 27 Making Space for Everyone

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 26

Mar 26 The Gravel Garden: Resilience, volatilty and Breaking the Mould

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 25

Mar 25 A journey to understand and conserve tulips in the wilds of Central Asia

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 24

Mar 24 Winter Lectures at Madoo: Capturing the Garden

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 23

Mar 23 Talk Rosie Hardy 'Perennials in season' - Suffolk

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 20

Mar 20 A Curious Herbal: A Conversation with Janet Stiles Tyson

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 19

Mar 19 Cassian Schmidt Nature as an Ecological Palette

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 19

Mar 19 Designing Biodiversity through Pollinator-Plant Interactions: Applied Science at the Landscape Scale

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 19

Mar 19 Urban Ecology & Greening the Public Realm

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 18

Mar 18 Creating an award-winning adaptive garden for Horatio’s Garden

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 14

Mar 14 Brenda Colvin and the Women of the Welfare Landscape

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 14

Mar 14 Tulips & Turbans

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 12

Mar 12 Linnean Lens - Rudbeckian Remains (Wood Blocks and Botany)

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

Mar 12

Mar 12 Ancient Roots - How the Romans Invented Our Public Parks

Darryl Moore

Events, Talks

The hub is a resource for the garden and landscape design community, focusing on creative and sustainable ideas and practices.

Apr 14 Plants for Solitary Bees

Apr 14 Setting up a Nursery of Drought Tolerant Perennials

Apr 10 Community Landscapes - Connecting People, Places and Spaces

Apr 9 Polly Nicholson: The Tulip Garden

Mar 27 Rebecca McMackin - Biodiversity-first horticulture

Mar 27 Little Island: More Than Meets the Eye

Mar 27 Making Space for Everyone

Mar 26 The Gravel Garden: Resilience, volatilty and Breaking the Mould

Mar 25 A journey to understand and conserve tulips in the wilds of Central Asia

Mar 24 Winter Lectures at Madoo: Capturing the Garden

Mar 23 Talk Rosie Hardy 'Perennials in season' - Suffolk

Mar 20 A Curious Herbal: A Conversation with Janet Stiles Tyson

Mar 19 Cassian Schmidt Nature as an Ecological Palette

Mar 19 Designing Biodiversity through Pollinator-Plant Interactions: Applied Science at the Landscape Scale

Mar 19 Urban Ecology & Greening the Public Realm

Mar 18 Creating an award-winning adaptive garden for Horatio’s Garden

Mar 14 Brenda Colvin and the Women of the Welfare Landscape

Mar 14 Tulips & Turbans

Mar 12 Linnean Lens - Rudbeckian Remains (Wood Blocks and Botany)

Mar 12 Ancient Roots - How the Romans Invented Our Public Parks

Supported by Cityscapes

a resource for the garden and landscape design community

Curated by Humaira Ikram and Darryl Moore