March is about one thing for me: anticipating spring. Every day I listen to more and more avian voices, thrilled by the steady increase in volume, stretching my ears to hear the first swallows and ...

A group of Dorset scouts and volunteers have planted 300 trees to help tackle climate change. In total, a diverse range of 10 native tree species have been planted at Bere Marsh Farm, near ...

If you love fresh fruit but don't have much space, many dwarf fruit trees are available that fit well in today’s compact ...

ABOUT 100 metres of hedgerow was planted at Newnham Hill, near Stoke Row, on Saturday. Fourteen volunteers, led by Steph ...

Dr. Banarsi Lal Beekeeping or apiculture significantly contributes to agriculture and exports with the Indian exports growing ...

From accents to ground covers, living fences to containers, these exciting new plants can make a significant difference in our gardens ...

If you are willing to do some pruning, it will make a stunning low hedge, as it grows only 1 to 1.2 metres tall and wide. Rated a zone 5 hardy plant ... Ann has bright, cherry red flowers.

The National Cherry Blossom Festival is one of Washington’s most popular tourist attractions, drawing more than 1.5 million ...

These shrubs, including Buddleja davidii, Caryopteris, and hardy Fuchsia, should be pruned between January and March when ...

March marks the beginning of spring, and the days are getting longer and lighter, meaning there are more opportunities in the garden. Pruning is one way to start planning for the warmer months.

I love, for example, the sulphur-yellow crocuses flowering their socks off beneath the garden’s beech trees, the gilded ...

Spring hasn’t officially sprung yet, but already flowers are blooming up and down the country. Here are the best places to ...