Rethinking Yellow Daisy Flowers, Oxford Edition
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In a British city like Oxford, there are many formal spaces—and they seem to intimidate even the gardeners. Quads of emerald green are meticulously striped in various ways while the planting around the edges shrinks against ancient walls. One of the few exceptions is Worcester College, where the head gardener Simon Bagnall revels in the opportunities offered by 26 enclosed acres in the middle of town. Among the first things he did when he arrived 23 years ago was to widen the Long Border. Agains
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