Once you've read Susanne Wiborg's garden columns, you become enchanted by them just like you are with your own garden. It's true, that's how it is. How could one ever live without hollyhocks, without fairy crocuses, those 'happy spring surprises'? Where can you find the Pearl d'Azur, this charming clematis with its forget-me-not blue flowers, which adorns the legendary garden of Sissinghurst? How do you successfully combat ground elder? And wouldn't 'spotted lungwort' be superior if seen through Susanne Wiborg's eyes, with a bed full of attentively perked dark green ears among the dog roses? Flowers, shrubs, and trees inhabit this garden and lead their own lives. They also provide a wonderful habitat for other residents: frogs, squirrels, stag beetles, shrews, enchanting birds, dragonflies, and wasps, with Pea, the terrier, always around. Susanne Wiborg.