Gardening Truisms and Quotes
Gardener at work (or he would be sat down)
Alys Fowler ‘Gardening is something you do not some thing you buy.’
Vita Sackville West ‘ Successful gardening is not necessarily a question of wealth but of love, taste and knowledge.’
Alan Coren ..’You and I be a-diggin’ and a-stretchin’ and a-sweatin’ as we work away with that most indispensable of gardening tools, the wallet.’
Elisabeth Bowen ‘Autumn arrives in early morning but spring at the close of a winters day.’
Chris Bayles of Rosemoor  ‘ A horticultural sweetshop.’
RHS on AGMÂ ‘ Some people in the trade are muddying the waters, because it is cheaper for them…’
Monty Don ‘It is the space between plants and objects that make a garden interesting’
Alan Titchmarsh ‘ In gardening circles Beth (Chatto) has become something of a legend in her own lifetime. It was she who turned peoples eye’s towards out-of-the-ordinary plants back in the 1960’s when she opened her Unusual Plant Nursery at Elmstead Market.’
Thomas Jefferson “Though an old man, I am but a young gardener.”
Janet Kilburn Phillips “There are no gardening mistakes, only experiments.” –
Ogden Nash ‘My garden will never make me famous, I’m a horticultural ignoramus.’
May Sarton  ‘ Gardening gives you a sense of proportion about everything – except gardening’.
Hortoris ‘My garden is not as good as it will be next year’
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