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Bees like so-called native plants — but so do pests
The global standard setter wants access to its herbarium for all
London’s Garden Museum hosts an exhibition of the imprint’s artwork
These South African plants feel very at home in Europe where they are now in full flower
Even meadows need some maintenance to encourage wildflowers
New-build homes will have ‘hedgehog highways’ to allow wildlife access to food
When it comes to hedges, the more extravagant the better
Spring buds opened early and autumn flowers are already peeking through
How to adorn your hedge with pom-poms and peacocks
The owners of the villa near Siena needed grit to ensure its gardens and festival flourished
Here are my personal favourites that offer a reliable and colourful spread in borders
Whether hosting a riotous party or planting in the wrong place, heed the advice of one who knows
Jane Owen’s garden dispatch describes her attempts at irrigation and topiary
While all eyes are on the courts at the annual tennis tournament, other trophies are on display around the club’s grounds
The soil in Helmingham Hall’s brick-walled garden has been enriched by 1,000 years of manure
Colleague designs a commemorative gravel garden at next month’s RHS Hampton Court Flower Show
The summer garden display at Badminton House was planted 30 years ago but thankfully the look endures
When Niru Ratnam moved into his home, he inherited a Dan Pearson plan and planting but lacked the famous gardener’s knowledge
The new generation can be grown in pots, giving even the tiniest of patios or balconies repeat shows of these lovely blooms
Designer’s landscapes with muted colour and form owe much to the Dutch still-life tradition
Look lush with a stylish selection of accessories
Here are 5 old varieties and 5 new to adorn the garden with colour, form and scent
When one writer called in an expert, the family’s muddy urban patch became a thriving kitchen garden
The FT’s gardening columnist on his discoveries at this year’s event
From the sculptural to the tropical, creative displays to make the ‘outdoor room’ a welcome refuge
