Partnerships
We consider garden-related collaborations that are relevant to readers and clearly separate from independent editorial coverage. Use the Contact page to describe your proposal and the placement you have in mind.
Possible collaborations
We may consider clearly identified partner articles, campaign features or other contextual placements connected to gardens, planting, design or outdoor spaces. Proposals should explain the subject, intended format, audience and any commercial relationship involved.
Partner placements
We may accept standing partner placements, including placements in recurring page areas. Their presence does not signal editorial endorsement. All paid or partner material is labelled where it appears so readers can distinguish it from independent editorial work.
Editorial boundaries
Partnerships do not buy favourable editorial coverage or control over independent articles. We assess proposals for relevance and clarity, and we may decline material that does not suit the publication or cannot be labelled plainly.
Send a proposal
Write through the Contact page and select the partnership option. Describe the collaboration, proposed content or placement, and the relationship behind it. An enquiry is a proposal, not a promise that a placement will be accepted.
A garden is more than its plants
Paths, surfaces, spacing and seasonal shifts all affect what we notice. We look at those details with curiosity, and without prescribing one right way to garden.