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News story on Jubilee Woods for Queen's Diamond Jubilee as part of Woodland Trust's celebrations when six million trees will be planted by schools and communitiesContinue reading...

Challenge to Londoners to create more food-growing spacesContinue reading...

How to breathe life into unsightly, derelict city streets and help to cut crime – that’s the tough brief given to Young Designers for this year's RHS London Plant & Design Show.Continue reading...

Botanical artist Mary Grierson, who enjoyed a long association with the RHS and who received several of its top awards, has died.Continue reading...

FIRST there was Comic Relief then Sports Relief, and now there's Garden Re-leaf Day - the first national charity fund-raiser to be organised by the horticultural industry.Continue reading...

EARLY spring is a good time to redesign your garden, especially if you've spent the last few months wishing your space had a more interesting winter structure.Continue reading...

DON'T let the cold weather put you off visiting gardens - just make sure it's got a good glass house to keep you warm.Continue reading...

EARLY February sees the start of snowdrop fever in Britain, a passion for visiting gardens awash with these tiny white gems.Continue reading...

Experts at the RHS are warning that this year's fruit harvest may be badly affected by the mild winter.Continue reading...

A golden snowdrop has been bought for 725 by Thompson & Morgan making it the world's most expensive.Continue reading...

A researcher is hoping to jog memories of a little-known school for women gardeners in Edinburgh at the turn of the 20th century with an appeal.Continue reading...

Hillier Nurseries will be featuring a new cultivar of Mexican orange blossom Choisya in the Great Pavilion.Continue reading...

RHS experts have pinpointed four key things to help protect your plants from drought problems in your garden.Continue reading...

If you love exotic plants, watch out for the Great Pavilion's Tropical Paradise display by Suzanne Gaywood MBE.Continue reading...

Broadcaster Chris Beardshaw will be linking up with Groundwork UK at Chelsea to promote gardening and greening up our towns and cities.Continue reading...

Research undertaken by Oxford University shows that just 2% of field botanists have collected more than 50% of new plant discoveries.Continue reading...

The People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) is looking for help on researching the link between climate change and hedgehog hibernation and the impact this has on populations.Continue reading...

15,000th school signs up to RHS Campaign for School GardeningContinue reading...

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