Gardening Trends

 


Hello All

I am in serious need of help. I am a student from Aarhus, Denmark, and I
have
been asked for my exam project in culture to do a detailed
description of the
British people's relation to their private gardens,
and the current gardening
trends in private gardening. As I cannot buy
any British gardening magazines
without subscribing to them, I thought
that finding a hopefully comptent and
helpful British gardening forum
would be a better idea. My project is due in a
month's time, so I will
greatly appreciate quick answers.  
I apologise for coming onto this forum with an educational interest, and
not a
personal interest.
If you want me to elaborate on anything, I will be more than helpful to
do so.
Anyway, I sincerely hope you will help me, and I will be forever
grateful.

Thank you,
Stefan

PS. Any links, writings, or other references are also greatly
appreciated.




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StefanNewcomer

 

StefanNewcomer wrote:

You appear to have come here via gardenbanter which is UK based.  However
many correspondents are international so you will need to check this before
ascribing their ideas and attitudes to the Brits.

There is a huge amount of material on the internet and in the archives of
usenet but until you make clearer what you want to know it is hard to make
any recommendation.

We have had several students attempt to gather information here who created
a survey using one of the free internet systems for operating
questionnaires.  Many of these were hastily thrown together and not very
good. If you are tempted to go this way I suggest that you test your
questionnaire on English-speaking people before you publish it widely.


David

 



In gardening? Good luck.


It is utterly forbidden to be half-hearted about gardening. You have got
to love your garden whether you like it or not. 
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You've got it backwards. We are the ones with the knowledge. Now if you
asked sensible questions like,"Why do you garden, instead of attacking
your vicious military governments?", we might get some where.


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