Opinion
The bees are dying – and nine other ways hotter weather is changing the British countryside forever
As new research shows that UK bumblebees are in sharp decline as a result of summer heatwaves, Helen Coffey says there are a number of other changes coming too. So what will the new normal look like?
A rare garden open day promises a glimpse into the world of a renowned horticulturist. Rosemary Alexander’s private garden at Sandhill Farm House in Rogate will welcome the public this Saturday, July ...
One of the best things about camellias is just how good their flowers look fallen on the ground. Entirely intact with not a ...
A rare opportunity to explore the gorgeous garden of celebrated Sussex gardener Rosemary Alexander is on hand in Rogate this ...
Every February, the first snowdrops push through frozen soil and announce winter’s end. Galanthus nivalis, the common snowdrop, has been flowering in European gardens for centuries, yet many gardeners ...
Gardeners' World favourite Carol Klein has revealed the secret to growing perfect snowdrops, insisting there's one particular method that guarantees brilliant results. Carol, 80, first appeared on the ...
On a late winter day in New England, when the garden still looks mostly lifeless, a small white flower pushing through the soil can feel like a miracle. For many gardeners, that first bloom is the ...
DENVER — Although spring doesn't officially begin until March 20, many plants, especially bulbs, ignore the calendar and bloom early. The advantage to them is that they avoid competition and attract ...
February may be the shortest month, and one of the greyest, but it’s the time of year that snowdrop enthusiasts (or “galanthophiles”) across the UK look forward to the most. This is when “enchanting ...
Usually during the winter season we are always looking for signs of spring. Yes, it seems to be a long season, but that is only because of the cold air, gray skies and being locked up inside for too ...
Emily Dickinson thought hope was the "thing with feathers," but a flower bulb seems like a better metaphor for hope. Tucked into the earth months in advance, bulbs are packed with promise of a ...
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