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Geoff Stonebanks gardening advice: make the most of long days

Gardens in Brighton, Seaford and Alfriston open to public

Our weekly gardening columnist Geoff Stonebanks chairs the Driftwood Fundraising Group and has been organising the Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail since 2012. Coronavirus mean the event had to be cancelled in 2020 but will go ahead this year over the weekend of July 24 and 25. There will be 15 gardens to see, with nine in Brighton, five in Seaford and one in the village of Alfriston. Three of the gardens are new for 2021. Geoff suggests planning one day of the weekend in the city and the other in and around Seaford. GEOFF STONEBANKS’ fundraising for Macmillan Cancer Support, through the trail and other activities in and around his own garden, Driftwood in Seaford, has now enabled him to hand over more than £87,500 to the charity.

Geoff Stonebanks joins World Naked Gardening Day for Macmillan

ARGUS gardening columnist Geoff Stonebanks did not let the cold Bank Holiday weather stop his latest fundraising success. Geoff has been raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support since 2012. All his fundraising support is for the Macmillan Horizon Centre and now totals in excess of £85,000. All his fundraising is garden related but never before has he had to venture completely out of his comfort zone. When he posted on his social media that World Naked Gardening Day was taking place many friends suggested he should join in and go naked in a bid to support his charity fundraising. Geoff Stonebanks joins in on World Naked Gardening Day

Reader's pet pictures - the furry friends helping us through

Pictures of your beloved pets - which is your favourite? Welcome to our latest pictures of Argus readers’ fabulous pets. Dogs definitely rule today – though a couple of cats have crept in – with lots of people telling us how they have remained sane throughout lockdown thanks to their daily walks together. This picture perfect pair are Molly and Marmite, owned by Scott and Emma Callister. Scott said: ‘They are keeping us sane during lockdown going for walks every day’ This picture perfect pair are Molly and Marmite, owned by Scott and Emma Callister. Scott said: ‘They are keeping us sane during lockdown going for walks every day’

Geoff Stonebanks gardening column: build up to Christmas