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As the temperature starts to rise, you can be sure that some of the first plants to raise their leaves and start to grow in the garden are going to be weeds. These incredible plants are survivors that have evolved to colonise every bare patch of soil and grow everywhere that you don’t want them […]
As you prepare for bonfire night think about hedgehog urges wildlife charity
TV gardener Charlie Dimmock says the biggest ever garden TV hit Groundforce will never return.
There’s been a surprising shortage of cheese plants in the houseplant departments of garden centres in the UK.
The revival in house plants sparked by Instagram pictures posted by millenials has seen price rises of 20% for the cheese plant Monstera deliciosa
RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show will have a gastro gardener theme this 3-8 July, says Matt Appleby.
RHS Chelsea Flower Show garden designer Sarah Eberle has designed a record four gardens at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2018
Defra’s recently launched Invasive Species Week, was designed to encourage river users to think about non-native species and aquatic plants such as floating pennywort. But banned invasive plants are still being listed on online marketplace Ebay and have also been found online at retail giant Amazon. Other invasive plants are available on Ebay include the […]
RHS chief horticulture advisor Guy Barter says 2018 could be a bumper year for slugs and snails due to the wet winter and spring.
HRH Prince Charles warns of devastating plant disease
Geoff Stonebanks met HRH Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace reception after raising over £95,000 for charity by opening his award winning garden, Driftwood.
Award-winning garden designer Geoff Stonebanks brings his Christmas trees indoors and features on national TV
A dress made from 300 Poinsettia flowers celebrates International Poinsettia Day on December 12th.
Richard Jackson wins the industry accolade and is awarded Lifetime Achievement award at the 2017 Garden Media Guild Awards at the Savoy in London
Gardener’s World presenter Monty Don says garden centres are the cause of one of the fastest growing problems in the garden – the vine weevil.
This year, 140 Richard Jackson’s Garden Club members have been growing some 15 experimental and trial plants. Here are the results.
Chelsea Flower Show could look very different in 2018 after organisers of the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) show banned nine popular plants
