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Robin Lane Fox writes a gardening column for the FT Weekend supplement.
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Here are 5 old varieties and 5 new to adorn the garden with colour, form and scent
The FT’s gardening columnist on his discoveries at this year’s event
Some gardeners ignored the risk of a late May frost, but keep an eye on the forecasts — Mother Nature can be cruel
The FT’s gardening columnist on the horticultural event of the year
Olomouc’s impressive Flora festival is staged three times a year and apart from busloads of Germans few outside the country have heard of it
Three generations of innovative women have tended the gardens at Kiftsgate Court
An Englishman is the forgotten hero who saved the blossoms
What incited a gang of badgers to inflict damage on beloved alpines in a Cotswold garden?
Groundwork has started in the UK and US on schemes that nurture children towards horticulture
The ground is now workable and warm enough for hardy annuals
The pink haze enveloping Greek peach orchards is hard to replicate in cooler climes
Produce can be grown in the smallest of gardens and in the most surprising containers
An exhibition of Pierre Bonnard’s work shows how artists — and gardeners — recall colours
The sweet fragrance of these shrubs makes them essential for beside a house
The bulbs are easy to grow and look best in pots but may require some effort to repel a destructive beetle
Artist’s woodcuts and lithographs are on show among the tropical greeneryof the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens
The contrast between Strawberry Hill’s house and garden was carefully designed
A book by Christopher Woods selects 50 modern gardens from around the world that are worth pondering, appreciating and visiting
Wakehurst’s new Winter Garden recreates a tundra with a hint of both the Himalayas and the Highlands
With some pruning even small gardens can accommodate trees
From sweet peas to flax and petunias, half the fun of growing annuals is to experiment
The full wrath of Mother Nature in 2018 ranged from frost to drought
The rose-breeder who died last month leaves an enduring legacy of acclaimed English flowers
Many seasonal plants offer a wonderful variety of hues and scents
The pair enhance landscapes with whimsical touches
