Latest Horticultural News

Apparently there are only 300 female Black Poplars left today, but Milton Keynes aim to boost the numbers.

Kew Gardens has published a list of new plant introductions. Amongst the top ten are some weird but wonderful new subjects.

Johnson's Seeds release their new introductions to the 2024 range.

From various press sources, it appears that even getting to speak to a proper person at the Royal Horticultural Society could become a thing of the past. Artificial Intelligence is coming to gardening.

You start to read an article, then suddenly find you are in it, but why?

It seems the RHS have teamed up with botanists around the world to study the DNA of the genus Gunnera. The results indicate what we grow in our gardens is about to be banned in the UK. Why? if you want to know read on.

Plant of the Year, Agapanthus 'Black Jack' proves it was hiding some previously unknown benefits after dutch trials.

Andre Rieu was presented with a new Violin in his home town of Maastricht recently, he even gave it a drink!

Arit Anderson, Marian Boswall Landscape Architects, Davies White Landscape Architects and Nigel Dunnett will work to re-imagine the historic garden feature. at Wimpole Hall in Cambridgeshire.

After 139 years, Amateur Gardening is set to produce its laster every copy

Sad News this week, The compost manufacturer Bathgate have closed their horticultural division in Cheshire blaming the upcoming Peat Ban as the cause

The House of Lords were given information on the state of British Horticulture by a number of people recently but my sister thinks things are far more serious than the Government were told.