Salvia Royal Bumble is loved by garden designers for its bold colour, on trend look and extremely long flowering season.

The latest trends in garden design include rewilding, wellness and resiliance. See why garden designers are promoting these styles

Agapanthus are loved by contemporary garden designers and amateur enthusiasts alike for their dramatic impact and architectural form.

This month’s blog is on the beautiful fragrant Edgeworthia chrysantha. A medium sized deciduous shrub with dangling clusters of flowers...

What is BNG, Biodiversity net gain and why is it important for gardens

We all know the importance of supporting wildlife in our gardens, and one of the simplest is to provide food and homes for the birds. A...

4 advantages of no dig gardening in cambridge

Using Symphyotrichum ericoides in your garden This RHS plants for pollinators perennial is a showstopper from late summer to late autumn....

Our september plant of the month is Ostrya carpinifolia, common name European Hop Hornbeam, a deciduous small to medium sized tree which...

If you're looking for a tulip that stands out from the crowd, look no further than "Candy Prince". This elegant variety boasts a classic...

How would you combine hardiness with sophisticated, yet understated beauty, with vibrant colour? It’s easy: include Iris reticulata bulbs...

The flowers will not allow themselves to be tricked by this day, the sudden blaze of sun that ignites my window and melts its crust of...

If your garden needs a low maintenance, pollinator-friendly, hardy plant that brings some liveliness to your winter garden, then look no...

These cute and dainty flowers come all the way from the East of the Mediterranean, and despite their sweet and delicate appearance with...

Could your garden use a little tropical lift in the middle of autumn? Consider planting some Nerine Bowdenii, a bulbous perennial...

While the days get darker and cooler, and the parks are blazing with red and yellow leaves, your garden could still showcase a colourful...

In our last blog of this series on wildlife gardens we’ll look at how to enrich our garden habitats, whether existing or newly designed. ...

In our last blog we looked at how the design of gardens, contemporary or traditional, influences the physical diversity of the habitat in...

With gardens estimated to cover over 10 million acres (yes really!), the need for wildlife gardens has never been greater. So what can we...

Bursts of colour are appearing around Cambridge to signal the arrival of spring. March’s plant of the month is Mahonia aquifolium...