The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is celebrating some of the most innovative garden machinery at the 2013 RHS Chelsea Flower Show. More than 250 trade stands will be demonstrating some of the finest products the industry has to offer. An indication of what will be on offer is indicated by the Garden Product of the Read more ...
Maintaining an allotment or small garden could cut the risk of obesity among individuals of all ages, a new study has revealed. Researchers from the University of Utah have revealed that those who regularly take the time to mow their lawn or potter around in their year usually weigh around a stone less than those Read more ...
With April here, the end of winter should finally be in sight – if the recent bout of blizzards and sub-zero temperatures are really over now! This means that things should start to get quite a bit more active for green-fingered enthusiasts, who will find they are finally free to pick up their garden tools Read more ...
When thinking of what new plants to grow in a garden, it can be difficult for gardeners to narrow down their choices given the spectacular range of species that are on offer. However, one great way to ensure a green space truly stands out is to introduce something unique and exotic. Lilies could be a Read more ...
The magnolia is an iconic spring flower and will be making its return to gardens up and done the country as the weather finally starts to improve. Famous for its goblet or star-shaped flowers, it is also known for being an early blooming plant. Writing in the Observer, Dan Pearson noted that tree magnolias have Read more ...
With the recent cold weather keeping us many of us indoors, gardeners will no doubt be itching to get outside and start preparing for spring. However, it is important not to rush things when it comes to sowing seeds. Don’t let your enthusiasm get the better of you, as the last thing you want to Read more ...
The first signs of spring that usually accompany the start of April signal a time of change for gardeners, who are usually dusting off their pruning gloves and getting their hands dirty with the planting of fresh blossoms. Unfortunately for many, the recent cold snap has sent what we usually expect during this period into Read more ...
Although winter is starting to look like it is finally behind us, this does not mean that gardeners will want to restrict all of their planning for the immediate future. Indeed, it can be very satisfying to allow for the presence of plants that will remain in bloom all year round. This can ensure that Read more ...
This really is it, your last chance to order that special gift for the devoted gardener. And remember after 21 December the days slowly start to get longer. So it won’t be that long before the bulbs start to stick their heads above the ground and it won’t be that long before we start planting Read more ...
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