Matt Appleby

The Halloween Christmas tree is becoming the latest trend in home gardening-inspired decoration, says Matt Appleby.

Pests or diseases have damaged most of Britain’s 470,000 horse chestnut trees and there are just five years left to find a solution, experts warn.

Sales of hosueplants have sky-rocketed as houseplants become trendy again. London-based North One Garden Centre attributes this to the Instagram effect.

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has more than trebled the number of staff that the charity pays a six figure salary to, says Matt Appleby.

Cultivated plant conservation charity, Plant Heritage, has released a list of garden plants that are believed to be on the cusp of extinction.

It’s time to make a stance on the natural world, Alan Titchmarsh tells David Cameron at a ‘Greening Grey Britain’ summit at RHS Chelsea.

Garden designer Juliet Sargeant says more can be done to attract different cultures and ethnicities into the horticulture industry.

The Royal Horticultural Society has just announced a £165 million investment plan for two of its gardens.
A £165m investment programme will see two leading UK gardens transformed by the Royal Horticultural Society.

The Greenfingers Charity has five new hospice gardens planned for 2016.

It may pay to shop around for your Christmas tree this season because a glut of cheap imports are due come into the UK.

Two of the biggest rivals in garden design – Cleve West and Andy Sturgeon – are set to go head to head at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2016.

Smaller allotments suitable for people who want to dip their toe into grow your own are becoming available, according to a new survey.

Stunned TV gardener James Wong has hit out at an influential Twitter user who has claimed that the ethnobotanist has copied descriptions of plants from a catalogue.

Alan Titchmarsh says he wants to see more children in the garden this summer holiday and beyond because it is vital kids are connected to the earth.

Charlie Dimmock has launched a garden warning of the dangers of plants poisonous to cats and dogs. The garden – Poisonous Pawtanical – is on display at the Horniman Museum in South London.