Each month in the magazine nurseryman Bob Brown selects nine desirable plants. Although summer may have faded, Bob knows of a few outstanding plants that are still looking their best.
Brintons has released their new range of floral-inspired carpets using designs from the archives of the Royal Horticultural Society. To celebrate this collaboration you can enter our competition to win tickets to Hampton Court Palace Flower Show or RHS Tatton Park Flower Show 2011.
Download our template to make your own seed packets for seed collected from plants in your garden, perfect for passing on to friends.
The Prince of Wales has put his name to a new 12-day event being hosted this month in the rarely seen gardens at his official London residence, Clarence House.
Each month in the magazine, plantsman Bob Brown suggests nine plants to keep your garden looking its best. In September he focuses on plants with cheerful hues to stop your border from fading away as summer creeps into autumn.
Essence of spring - Garden designer Sarah Price blends creams, pale yellows and rich purples to create a sensational border from winter to early summer
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Your guide to the best courses available in garden design and horticulture
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An extensive guide to the best horticultural specialists.
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Sweeping plains, majestic mountains, stunning vistas and miles of unspoilt coastline...
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Set your New Year budget with help from the right bank account
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If you have ever thought that greenhouses are as alike as peas in a pod, then think again.
