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National Plant Health Week aims to educate people about keeping local plantlife safe from potentially devastating disease
The author spends a morning sowing seeds at Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons gardening school
A Mars rover-like mower, personal weather station and more
The best response to losses from frost and wet is to replenish your stocks and replant immediately
Man-made wind chimes and aeolian harps are fine but the natural music of rustling plants and rushing streams is most soothing
Thomas Broom-Hughes, who tends to London’s Petersham Nurseries, shares his favourite places to find flourishing plant life amid NYC’s concrete jungle
Gardens have always been bound up with privilege and power, colonialism and cultural appropriation. A new exhibition speculates on their future role
Robin Lane Fox takes issue with the work of the Dutch garden designer renowned for New York’s High Line
From Mallorca to Manhattan, prime property where the outside is as impressive as the inside
A gardening style that yields beauty as much as sustenance is also ebullient, experimental and fun
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Meet the florists turning hedgerow weeds into magical arrangements
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