BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - January 2009

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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - January 2009

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Feb 5, 2009

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We have an interview with the curator of the current British Museum’s Babylon: Myth and Reality exhibition. Also, columnist Frank Ronan brings some garden fugitives in from the cold to cheer him up.

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Feb 5, 2009

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The Gardens Illustrated podcast features an eclectic mix of talks and interviews with notable garden figures and designers. To find out more, visit www.gardensillustrated.com

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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - January 2009

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