Features

Echinops bannaticus

Key plants from Piet Oudolf's field at Hauser and Wirth

Nori and Sandra Pope

The life and work of Nori Pope

An illustration of Upper Teesdale

Visit Upper Teeside for golden globeflowers

Darsham Nurseries

Garden Equipment

Darsham Nurseries: nursery of the month

Digitalis (foxglove)

Fox's glove? Discover the source of common plant names

Penelope Hobhouse

Meet the gardeners

Legendary designer Penelope Hobhouse at 90

Olivier Filippi

Meet the gardeners

Olivier Filippi on the need to adapt to a hotter climate

London's horticultural heritage

London’s historical horticultural addresses

The Newt in Somerset

Gardens to visit

What is The Newt in Somerset?

Page from N. B Ward's publication 'On the growth of plants in closely glazed cases', 1852 edition. The illustration depicts a 'Wardian Case' which was developed by Ward, a Physician with an interest in Botany, to protect his fern specimens from air pollution in London. It was later used as a method of safely transporting plant specimens from plant hunting expeditions back to Britain following successful tests by Ward in 1833 on a ship travelling from England to Australia.

The history of terrariums: the Wardian case

The Pig: Tales and Recipes from the Kitchen Garden and beyond

Gardening books

The Pig, book review

Pure New Wool Waterproof Picnic Blanket

The kit you need for outdoor dining

Dahlias come in all different colours and have strong stems making them a perfect choice to grow for a cut flower garden

10 facts you (possibly) didn’t know about dahlias

September cover of Gardens Illustrated

Gardens Illustrated September 2019 issue

Standing stone in Pembrokeshire

Create a sanctuary in your garden