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Daffodil farmers warn millions of blooms will be left to rot because they cannot secure enough pickers
The early spring flower is the stuff of poetry and in this chill lockdown winter it is particularly inspiring
Whether you prefer them benign or eye-wateringly piquant, now is the time to plant them
Devotees find it compelling, mood-lifting and so fundamental that it may even ‘change the world’
First used to identify plants found in the wild, herbaria now have a wider value for breeding and biodiversity
These are some of nature’s loveliest flowers, and small enough for pots and balconies
The Belgian florist on forest walks, Turrell Skyspaces and Native American dolls
Recent converts wondering how to fill the space should begin with a magnolia
Japan’s Hokkaido island is the site of a bold project to save natural habitats
Whether you envisage a wildflower meadow or a cultivated garden, it is time to plan for a happier season
Advice on feeding and protecting dwindling species — and how to deal with that pesky squirrel problem
As if to counter the bleakness of the pandemic, nature provided the conditions for a plant grower’s paradise
The highlight is a performance of ‘Spinderella’, starring a squirrel with dyed blonde fur
For a child, they seemed to contain infinite possibilities and now, as an adult, choosing what to grow is still a thrill
Gifts for men, women, home and garden, as recommended by the FT Style team
This amazing Mexican succulent, used to make textiles, tequila and surfboards, is now being grown in Britain
Gardens across the world have had to limit visitor numbers but their winter wonderlands remain an inspiration
Our columnist chooses the best for prolonged flowering — and has some tips on autumn tidying
The trade is flourishing with the use of botanicals such as coriander, raspberries and lemongrass as flavourings
It helped to sustain many newcomers through the first wave of the coronavirus. Now, with winter closing in, can it do the same in the second?
There is plenty of historical precedent for indoor growing but during lockdown sales have surged
Healthy humus makes for beautiful plants, helps reverse damage to the earth and is good business too
This year’s mild season has given us a ravishing, long-lasting display. What should you grow to maximise the effect?
Jane Owen grapples with a munching Muntjac deer, slugs on steroids and colossal courgettes
Our columnist recommends this seasonal staple to all gardeners and answers queries from novices
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