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Janice Cripps
Janice Cripps is a Surbiton-based garden designer. She trained at the prestigious Garden Design School in Bristol and works on private and commercial projects mainly in Surrey and London but also elsewhere in the UK as well as in Northern France.

For advice, planting plans, or projects – from concept to completion – visit www.janicecripps.co.uk

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Shhhh! Let’s hear it for the barrier method 0
- Gardening
- 19th June 2020
Garden designers are well versed in problem solving, coming up with creative solutions for boggy gardens, dry gardens, too much shade, too much sun, and so on. But what can
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These days it’s all about containment 0
- Gardening
- 28th February 2020
Nothing gives a lift to a garden like a well-planted container; better, a group of containers, and at this time of year instant impact and colour is what’s needed. Sadly,
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If you want ‘wow’, embrace the bishop 0
- Gardening
- 1st December 2019
Take a look at your garden on this late autumn day, and be honest. Is it a place of floral beauty and delight? Does it make your heart soar with
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The garden where Charles is king 0
- Gardening
- 26th September 2019
I’m at the gate, passport and tickets in hand, phone switched to silent and ready to pass through security. After months of waiting, I’m at the Prince of Wales’ estate
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