In the January issue, plantsmen from ten leading nurseries reveal which plants they are excited about growing in 2011. Chris Ireland-Jones from Avon Bulbs chose this sunny Dahlia coccinea var. palmeri with a spot of late summer flowering in mind.
Gardens Illustrated and our wonderful contributors are winners at the Garden Media Guild Awards! Find out who picked up a gong...
There's a superb selection of reader offers available in the December issue of GARDENS ILLUSTRATED, including a 10% discount on orders from Sarah Raven's Christmas catalogue and save £5 on Charlie Ryrie's seasonal wreaths.
Avoid jostling with the masses in city centres this year and head to Christmas fairs for more unusual and unique gifts.
Bob Brown selects nine outstanding plants for our magazine series 'Nurseryman's Favourites'. For December his selection includes Crataegus x lavalleei 'Carrierei', which looks lovely on a crisp winter's day.
Here’s your chance to win tickets to next year’s Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show, the premier gardening event showcasing the very best in garden design and plantsmanship.
This year's autumn leaf display has been glorious – except for the leaves of the horse chestnut tree, which continue to be attacked by the fast-spreading leaf miner moth. Experts at Kew share their knowledge on the alien attackers and give some tips that will help protect the trees.
Nurseryman Bob Brown selects nine seasonal plants every month in the magazine. In the November issue he picks Allium thunbergii 'Ozawa' as one of his choices for bringing extra colour to your garden in autumn.
Don't miss the opportunity to see the work of artist Rob Ryan, whose intricate papercut images have a distinctive, heartfelt and sometimes poignant quality.
The autumn plant fair at Courson in France is brimming with seasonal planting ideas.
