THE HUB

The hub is a resource for the garden and landscape design community, focusing on creative and sustainable ideas and practices.

The hub is curated by Humaira Ikram and Darryl Moore, and is supported by Cityscapes.

Exotic Gardening

Aug 28

Aug 28 Exotic Gardening

Life on Land: Biophilic Urbanism

Aug 27

Aug 27 Life on Land: Biophilic Urbanism

Welcoming wildlife back to Exhibition Road

Aug 27

Aug 27 Welcoming wildlife back to Exhibition Road

Perry Lethlean - Landezine Live

Aug 26

Aug 26 Perry Lethlean - Landezine Live

Open day to see the National Plant Collection of Abutilon!

Aug 26

Aug 26 Open day to see the National Plant Collection of Abutilon!

Nurseries & Plants

The Fabulous Gardens of Northumbria

Aug 25

Aug 25 The Fabulous Gardens of Northumbria

Essentials of Permaculture

Aug 25

Aug 25 Essentials of Permaculture

Knitting Nature with Kew Gardens

Aug 25

Aug 25 Knitting Nature with Kew Gardens

People & Plants of the World: Landscape Commonalities

Aug 24

Aug 24 People & Plants of the World: Landscape Commonalities

Remember the earth whose skin you are

Aug 24

Aug 24 Remember the earth whose skin you are

Aug 24

Aug 24 Spark Bird

In conversation with Topher Delaney

Aug 23

Aug 23 In conversation with Topher Delaney

This Week 23 - 29 August

Aug 23

Aug 23 This Week 23 - 29 August

Desert Island Discs - Robert Macfarlane

Aug 22

Aug 22 Desert Island Discs - Robert Macfarlane

Catch Up, Podcast

Plant Heritage - Plant Fair

Aug 22

Aug 22 Plant Heritage - Plant Fair

Nurseries & Plants

Wool spinning demonstration

Aug 21

Aug 21 Wool spinning demonstration

Justice for the Oceans

Aug 21

Aug 21 Justice for the Oceans

In Place: The Ecologies of Sound in the Southwest

Aug 20

Aug 20 In Place: The Ecologies of Sound in the Southwest

White Skin, Black Fuel: Fossil Fascism and Colonialism's Inky Legacy

Aug 20

Aug 20 White Skin, Black Fuel: Fossil Fascism and Colonialism's Inky Legacy

Landscapes of Whiteness: Visions of Nature from the 1830s – 1930s

Aug 20

Aug 20 Landscapes of Whiteness: Visions of Nature from the 1830s – 1930s