Re: Gardens Illustrated
Hi Gene,
Although I have notused the website, I did subscribe to Gardens
Illustrated last year. It's at the glossier end of gardening magazines,
with a lot of emphasis on style. I think it's more of a specialist
magazine - most of its adverts were out of my price range - more for the
landed gentry with an independent income, umpteen acres and a willow
weaving sculpture workshop in an old stable block.
Ok, that was a bit unfair, but I am after all a get your hands and knees
very grubby down the tiny allotment I rent beside the railwayline type
of gardener.
In summary, almost a niche player in the gardening magazines market,
with at most 10 issues a year, all very expensively put together.
Hope that helps!
Regards
Karen in Cheshire, UK
GeneBush wrote:
>
> Know we have some English gardeners on this list and I could use a bit of your
> experience/knowledge.
> I received a phone call from Gardens Illustrated in London this week. They
> were verifying my correct address before publication. Never did find out exactly
> what they were up to requiring them to check my addresses. I would suppose as a
> nursery resource for an article being published.
> I did a web site search and ended up with a magazine subscription service.
> Anyone know of or use Gardens Illustrated web site? What quality of gardening
> magazine are we talking here?
> Perhaps the article was about perennials so this message will not be too far
> off-topic.
> Gene Bush Southern Indiana Zone 6a Munchkin Nursery
> around the woods - around the world
> genebush@otherside.com http://www.munchkinnursery.com
>
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