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We chat to Troy Scott Smith 100 days after he became head gardener at Sissinghurst Castle, one of the world's most iconic gardens.
A new exhibition at London's Royal Academy of Arts offers a unique insight into Antipodean history
The world’s northern-most botanical garden lies covered in snow for much of the year before bursting into life throughout the bright summer months.
A garden on the shifting sands of Camber near Rye by Kent designer Jo Thompson is through to the final rounds of the Society of Garden Designers 2013
What could be more typically English than afternoon tea? But a new breed of experience is emerging which is anything but traditional...
Eating out has become an integral part of garden visiting, and Lesley Bellew discovered Pashley Manor Gardens has set the bar high on both levels
Chris and Judy Older threw open their gate for the National Gardens Scheme Festival at the weekend – as part of the largest event in history.
After months of cold, damp weather, there was a crock of gold at the end the Garden of England’s rainbow at RHS Chelsea 2013 centenary show.
A newcomer to the pages of the National Gardens Scheme’s visiting bible, The Yellow Book, boasts heavenly views, writes Lesley Bellew.
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