Sculptural Succulents Transforming Modern South African Gardens
Low-maintenance, water-wise and visually striking, South Africa’s indigenous succulents bring drama to modern outdoor spaces
Low-maintenance, water-wise and visually striking, South Africa’s indigenous succulents bring drama to modern outdoor spaces
A rock garden opens up a whole new botanical world. A crevice garden does that and more
Clare Foster and medal winners Jo Thompson and Mark Gregory discuss the trends they saw at the famous Flower Show
The 20th of May is World Bee Day and in light of this, here is why you need to care for the bees in your garden
The constant gardener learns patience, humility and the value of the long view - qualities that seem in short supply these days
A former Martha Stewart Living editor revamped her book "A Way to Garden," and its reworking inevitably tracks the changes in her gardening outlook
This florist has found a niche in nursing ailing orchids back from the brink
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are keen cooks and are to grow their own herbs, fruit and veg at Frogmore Cottage on the Queen?s Windsor estate
This year, gourmet in the garden is everything, so kit out with contemporary fire and food places, double up on decks and add some ?70s style
A kink-resistant hose, a long-lasting shovel and other must-haves for newbies and masters alike
The popular Stellenbosch fine dining and wine destination will soon be hosting their annual Autumn Open Garden event
If you want to be queen of your own green kingdom, 2019 is the year in which you need to learn to tell the difference between a begonia and a bougainvillea
There has never been a more urgent time to introduce younger folks to the power of the plant kingdom, given the issues of climate change
Three pros predict the plants everyone's going to want this year
Serenading your fiddle-leaf fig tree is probably not going to keep it alive
For creative stoops, patios, and?okay, okay?fire escapes
Gardens have been an integral part of Oxford University?take a look at some of the most beautiful green spaces in the city, many of which are not open to the public
These fascinating plants can be sublimely meditative, something Japanese gardeners figured out a long time ago. But it takes effort to keep them looking good