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¡®Yuccas and thistles are untroubled by the heat, but I do not want a prairie of spikes and prickles¡¯
If given a monetary value, its contribution to our wellbeing would be hefty
Salvias, salad greens and herbs will thrive in the run-up to autumn and beyond
Amid a scorching heatwave, our gardening columnist escapes to a haven of green just off King¡¯s Road, Chelsea . . .
A new wave of apps and AI wizardry is helping gardeners encourage bees, butterflies and more
Why the annual event in Bohinj has become a magnet for Britain¡¯s wild plant gardeners
Hot weather is testing for many varieties ¡ª but those with tap roots or silver leaves resist it, so you can give the watering can a rest
Strategic thinking and military precision are needed on the battlefield
Gardening can sustain the ill, the dying and those who are left behind
Our columnist forgoes a white-tie garden event for one honouring wartime spies and nuclear physicists
The restoration of floodplain meadows in southern England is helping to increase biodiversity and carbon storage
The story of how garden gnomes came to be a fixture in English gardens begins with an eccentric baronet
A trip to David Austin¡¯s show gardens in Shropshire provides inspiration
The grounds created by landscape gardener Todd Longstaffe-Gowan at Nicola Reed¡¯s country estate have ignited an unusual business?
Plants from the Himalayas, the Antipodes and beyond are thriving at Branklyn Garden
What is the name for having the opposite of green fingers?
The fashion designer and illustrator Virginia Johnson shows the FT her urban sanctuary in Toronto
Fifteen sculpture parks, installations and alfresco spaces to enjoy around the world
Species such as weigela, salvia and choisya will prolong the pleasure of seasonal blooms
¡®The preparation doesn¡¯t happen by magic. Rope in a teenager to help, then focus on partying¡¯
The exhibitors at this year¡¯s Chelsea Flower Show were on hand with plenty of advice and inspiration
Discover the capital¡¯s most interesting hidden green spaces ¡ª and their restorative role
Meet Carry Somers and filmmaker James Levelle, the activists behind fashion¡¯s transparency revolution
Species such as liburnica, clematis and honeywort can serve as reminders of carefree holidays
The photographer¡¯s floral images embodied his passions and contradictions, as highlighted in a new exhibition
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