What does the science actually tell us about wildlife gardening? Urban ecologist Dr Mark Goddard busts five common beliefs to ...

Inspired by co-designer Duncan Hall’s nephew Liam, the garden hopes to help challenge the misconceptions and barriers faced by people in Liam’s community and encourage society to change their ...

The Royal Horticultural Society is the UK’s leading gardening charity. We aim to enrich everyone’s life through plants, and make the UK a greener and more beautiful place.

The RHS and Radio 2 Dog Garden, William Nathan, Form Plants Ltd The RHS and Radio 2 Dog Garden will be the first garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show to be designed by BBC Gardeners’ World’s Monty Don, ...

What does creeping cinquefoil look like? Creeping cinquefoil is a low-growing perennial, typically reaching less than 20cm (8in) in height. Its creeping stems bear leaves made up of five leaflets with ...

Increasingly, RHS Chelsea has showcased how garden design and cutting-edge technology can help create resilient and sustainable gardens which embrace the inevitable challenges gardens will face. The ...

The Avanade ‘Intelligent’ Garden is RHS Chelsea’s first Show Garden with embedded AI showcasing cutting-edge technology for urban garden management. AI continuously monitors factors like soil moisture ...

The garden draws inspiration from the significant scientific and medical advancements made in HIV treatment over the last 40 years. Today, individuals living with HIV on effective treatment can ...

“Wrexham has it all from high-quality seasonal displays to wildlife gardening, young gardeners in schools to those able to pass on their considerable knowledge,” says Darren Share and Jon Wheatley, ...

With their earthy magic and eye-catching fronds, ferns are a firm favourite for many gardeners. This ancient group of plants have survived climate change, dinosaurs and a plant craze in Victorian ...

The Royal Horticultural Society is the UK’s leading gardening charity. We aim to enrich everyone’s life through plants, and make the UK a greener and more beautiful place.

After enjoying the spring blossom of fruit trees and looking forward all summer to tasting those ripening fruits, it is disappointing when you can’t be on hand to catch every fruit before it falls.