Find out about all the small gardens at the 2010 Chelsea Flower Show. These are grouped into two categories, Urban gardens; designed for modern city living and Courtyard gardens; which are more ...

“Planting what you enjoy will make both you and wildlife happy, but make sure you avoid invasive species,” says Tom McCarter, our Head of Gardens. Planting a diversity of shrubs, climbers and small ...

British Garden Centres has provided advice on how to help wildlife on World Wildlife Day and beyond. The group has suggested making small improvements to gardens to provide homes, shelter, and food ...

A new set of stamps is being issued marking the diversity of wildlife in the UK’s gardens. Images on the 10 stamps include popular species such as a fox, blackbird, frog, blue tit, hedgehog, robin and ...

Stinging nettles are one of the most important plants in terms of the percentage of British butterfly caterpillars that will feed on them. There is also a non-stinging variety for gardens where small ...