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  • Gardens Illustrated Magazine

    Small plants, big ideas

    Apr 30, 2020 2 minutes
    WORDS MATTHEW BIGGS

    In the 1960s, two Scottish gardeners, Stella and David Rankin, happened on a way of combining their two shared passions – for plants and high mountains – into a collection of alpine plants and replaced part of their lawn with a then fashionable rock garden. Over time as their collection grew the lawn gradually receded until eventually there was very

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