https://www.landscapemagazine.co.ukLatest news and content from www.landscapemagazine.co.ukLatest news and content from www.landscapemagazine.co.uken-GBThu, 28 May 2026 13:08:21 GMTTue, 19 May 2026 16:32:27 GMTTue, 19 May 2026 16:32:27 +0000199<![CDATA[LandScape in the July issue: Life at nature’s pace]]>1779208347000https://www.landscapemagazine.co.uk/magazine/latest-issues/latest-issues/Rachel HawkinsBring every season to life in your home with evocative content, delicious recipes, inspirational gardens, step-by-step craft projects and much more

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Nature’s palette is saturated with colour as summer reaches its pinnacle in July, and halcyon days stretch into long, mellow evenings. Time spent outdoors is precious while the season has so much still to offer, from lazy days by the sea to enjoying nature thriving in the garden.

Gorgeous gardening

Within the walled haven at Mothecombe House in Devon, a softly swaying haze of cool purple blooms are thrumming with life as bees seek out nectar. Pollinators also love jewelled borders of penstemon, promising weeks of beauty with their graceful spires.

Inspirational cookery

Rich pickings of glossy, ruby red cherries make luscious arrangements for the table, and they also feature in a breakfast recipe which puts a twist on a trifle. Other juicy fruits are combined with silky ice cream in refreshing frozen desserts, while tasty savoury dishes are perfect for sharing in the sunshine.

Britain's rich heritage

The picturesque quayside in Exeter draws visitors to its river views, and the soaring cathedral and underground passages invite exploration in a city bordered by valley parks. Trips to the seaside spark nostalgia with familiar sights, from piers to esplanades and beach huts to bandstands.

Exquisite craft

All the fun of the fair is revived by skilful Gloucestershire artist Katie B Morgan, whose dazzling brush-strokes elevate whirling rides, and traditional granny squares in sunny shades can be turned into cheery accessories.  Make simple crafts for a summer outdoors by up-cycling old gemstones and golden chains, transforming them into a sun-catcher mobile to hang from a tree branch. And for snacks on the go, sew a handy sandwich wrap to use again and again.

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Holly Duerden is a features writer at LandScape magazine, where she covers travel, heritage, gardening, and the natural world.

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