Author bio:

Tamsin Westhorpe

Tamsin Westhorpe is well known as an editor, garden writer and lecturer. However, she prefers to be known as a gardener. She was previously Editor of The English Garden magazine and lecturer at Kingston Maurwood College in Dorset. Tamsin started her gardening career at the age of 16 working for her great uncle John Treasure of Burford House Gardens in Worcestershire. Alongside her freelance work and being a mother Tamsin runs Stockton Bury Gardens in Herefordshire with her uncles and is currently training to be an RHS judge.

There are 13 articles by Tamsin:

Should I winter prune my wisteria?

Posted on 27th December 2018 in Blog

Tamsin Westhorpe explains how winter pruning wisteria now will encourage more May flowers

Metal plant labels

What’s the best way to label garden plants?

Posted on 13th November 201813th November 2018 in Advice and Tips

After years of experimenting with different plant labelling techniques, Tamsin Westhorpe shares her views on how to keep track of specimens in the garden.

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October Half-term fun for kids

Posted on 8th October 2018 in Blog, Uncategorised

Tamsin Westhorpe is keen to fill the October half term with adventures in the garden

Five great gardening books

Posted on 23rd August 2018 in Blog

Five great gardening books

Seek out your local plant fair

Posted on 17th July 2018 in Blog

Tamsin Westhorpe is convinced that attending local plant fairs is one way to support and build a great future for horticulture.

What makes a weed?

Posted on 11th June 2018 in Blog

Tamsin Westhorpe shares her love/hate relationship with garden weeds and wildflowers