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Eleven year-old Lucas Hatch has been announced as overall winner of RHS Young Gardener of the Year 2012Continue reading...

IT'S official: we've had the wettest April to June since records began. The knock-on effect is an explosion of growth in the garden and any gardener worth his or her secateurs would be wise to tame the triffids.Continue reading...

The RHS and Groundwork champion the spirit of community gardening at the RHs Flower Show Tatton ParkContinue reading...

Lucas Hatch, 11, wins the unprecendented RHS Young School Gardener of the Year for his enthusiasm and flair for gardeningContinue reading...

Students battle it out in first floristry competition at Tatton ParkContinue reading...

Unwind in your garden and enjoy the peace and tranquility around youContinue reading...

Create a great garden while keeping your bank balance at bayContinue reading...

Take pride in a garden that gets attention and tongues waggingContinue reading...

Take elements of natural landscape from around the world to use in your gardenContinue reading...

Create a garden for yourself, the environment and the wildlife around youContinue reading...

SUMMER holidays can be disastrous for the garden if there's no one to take care of important jobs such as watering while you're away. But with a little preparation, you can enjoy your time in the sun without worrying about what's happening at home.Continue reading...

The awards are now out for the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park 2012.Continue reading...

The fruit and veg displays in the RHS Summer Fruit & Vegetable Competition Pavilion can be as interesting as the show gardensContinue reading...

Take a look at some new and amazing plants at this year's show. We choose five favourites from a wide choice in the floral marquees.Continue reading...

Grow a whole host of crops and ornamentals to create a productive and attractive outdoor space for all the family to enjoyContinue reading...

Congratulations to Willow Sculpture Farmyard, winner of the 2012 RHS People's Choice for small gardens.Continue reading...

CORDONS are the most productive and space-saving form of apple trees, so if you've got a small garden, they're well worth considering.Continue reading...

NO GARDEN should be without scented plants.Continue reading...

For the first time, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) and the British Red Cross partnered to help 100 refugees and asylum seekers learn how to grow their own fruit and vegetables at home.Continue reading...

KEW Royal Botanic Gardens has updated its London 2012 tribute by replanting its Olympic rings with enough summer colour to see it through to the end of the Games and beyond.Continue reading...