Sentence examples for garden media from inspiring English sources

The awards celebrate the very best of horticultural communications, rewarding the talent, skill and inspiration of garden media professionals across the industry.

The event is sponsored by a list of benevolent sponsors as long as your arm, busy promoting their brands whilst donating prizes what the GMG decide is this years best crop of garden media.

Nick Turrell, a regular contributor to the gardens pages, won the Alan Titchmarsh New Talent award which recognises a new garden media person who has demonstrated the best talent and potential in his or her field of communication.

Free plus additional priced episodes and add-ons (Iphone, Ipad, Android) Deservedly picking up the award for New Media at the Garden Media Awards, this app sails a fine path between an interactive magazine and a TV series, with a lively mix of written, video and photographic content from the best gardeners and designers.

Plant industry marketers, like Garden Media, call them the Indoor Generation, noting they are overwhelmingly renters in urban areas with little or no access to yards, and deeply aware of the physical and mental benefits of living with plants (cleaner air, for example).

The SNP's Angus Robertson said: "Since David Cameron and Nick Clegg's infamous rose garden media appearance, the Westminster government's promises on issue after issue lie in tatters.

It is an annual event held by the GMG to award the gardening media.

Should we be flocking towards the tidy, secure walled gardens of media ecosystems like Apple's – or running as fast as we can in the opposite direction?

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt might be horrified to learn that meditation nooks, lap pools, Zen gardens and media centers have usurped the ballrooms, gift-wrapping rooms, flower-arranging rooms, double staircases, endless fireplaces and handy dumbwaiters that were must-have amenities in turn-of-the-20th-century mansions.

There will be benches and large gardens; the media centre will be housed in one of them.

The analysis of canonical works and texts, with emphasis on architecture within and without the city as vehicles of study, and with frequent reference to urban and landscape theories and designs, as well as to representations of the city and garden from other media and disciplines.