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Your support makes all the difference.THE FIRST issue of Gardens Illustrated came out this week. I have more than a passing interest in the launch, being an associate editor of the magazine. Beth Chatto writes on fritillaries; Penny Hobhouse describes Frank Cabot's American garden; Stephen Anderton explains how to cut grass with a difference; Anthony Sampson unravels his anatomy of a gardener; Michael Leapman profiles Sir Simon Hornby, chairman of W H Smith and president-in-waiting of the Royal Horticultural Society; and Eluned Price wanders in a bluebell wood at Fairhaven in Norfolk. The magazine, published every two months, costs pounds 2.95 from newsagents and garden centres. Independent readers can have a year's subscription for a special price of pounds 15. Details from: 0800 581409.
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