C I ithB ro 0 Advortisor & Timss, O c to b e r 2 1 s t , 2 0 0 4 37 yj Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) w w w .c lith e ro e to d a y .c b j i k | • ^ ' www.clitheroetoday.co.uk ^ Good advice for beginners from TV presenter Monty Don pa Leather lounge sust odd ehai etc. mii i f l i


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WHAT would it be like to have a blank canvas for a garden, just a patch of land with nothing in it -


T no design, beds or borders? I - Well, to TV presenter Monty


Don, it was pure bliss.


^ Nearly 20 years ago Monty and his wife Sarah were among Britain’s


' ' leading designers of fashion jew­ ellery. But when the recession hit they lost everything, just managing to scrape together enough money to


A buy a near ruin of a house in the ® Herefordshire countryside.


They still live in the same house


and have a beautiful garden, which is detailed in their new book, “The Jewel Garden.” So, what advice can he give people who have a blank canvas at the back of their house? “Find the sun first of all,” he


says. “Don’t do anything until you know exactly where the sun falls in your garden from sunrise to sunset. That mil take a full 12 months. “Make a place that is private in


the garden when you most want the sunshine. If your idea of heaven is


to have your morning cup of tea, before going to work, sitting in the garden, that should become the focus. “Work out what you want from


the garden. If you’ve got children you are going to need somewhere near the back door where they can play If you don’t want to cut grass, don’t have a lawn. Gardeners cannot spend too


much time getting the soil right, he adds. Whatever work you put into your soil will he repaid,” he says.


FIRST impressions count - so make a great entrance to your home with your


hallway. It sets the scene for the rest of your ^ ,


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rooms, but all too often halls are neglected or cluttered. Yet even the most ordinary entrance can be turned into a hall of dis­ tinction with just a few changes. Leslie Geddes-Brown, author of “Hall­


ways, Corridors & Staircases”, says: “Hall­ ways are no longer just somewhere to hang your hat. The entrance to our home sets out


what is to come, it is our personal state­ ment to visitors about what we value. “They should be warm, welcoming and in keeping with what is behind the closed


doors leading off them.” She points out that nowadays every spare


inch of space is vital and so halls can either be a stunning area to walk through with displays of photos or paintings or can be used for a multitude of purposes with the addition of seating, maybe a desk tucked


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