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  • The English Garden

    The Reviewer

    Jun 19, 2019 2 minutes
    WORDS VIVIENNE HAMBLY

    Orchard

    by Jane McMorland Hunter and Chris Kelly Pavilion, £16.99

    he fruit harvest is almost upon us and with it the pressure of how to put yet another kilogram of juicy berries or plums to good use. If the prospect of bringing the next saucepan of jam to a rolling boil inspires immediate fatigue, you could do

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