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The IUCN Red List has released its most up-to-date list of species with a conservation status. It lists over 19,000 plant species and of these 10,487 (54%) are threatened with extinction. The new list include 146 magnolias assessed by BGCI, many which are threatened with extinction in the...

A dilapidated Victorian conservatory is to rise again at Wentworth Castle Gardens in South Yorkshire, after a lengthy fundraising effort finally reached its target.Continue reading...

German garden retail trade show spoga+gafa 2012 attracted 36,300 trade visitors from 103 countries. The proportion of visitors from abroad was 58 per cent. The Cologne show covered 235,700 sqm of floor space and attracted 1,975 suppliers from 56 countries. Show surveys showed that more than 90...

The RHS will today present a report to the House of Commons calling for government action to urgently address the skills gap in the horticultural industry.Continue reading...

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I used to know the streets round London's Clapham Old Town reasonably well, wheeling pushchairs past the grand façades of The Pavement, balancing small children on swings in Grafton Square, haring after scooters in Rectory Gardens. Someone once told me this was the oldest squat in London. I...

I think I might be going a bit granny doolally where Alan Titchmarsh is concerned. It could be the signs of impending old age, because I didn't always love the Titch. For a start, he appeared on my TV radar just after the tragic death of committedly green Gardeners' World presenter Geoff...

Shortlist for RHS Young School Gardener of the Year 2012 is announced.Continue reading...

A novel garden at RHS Chelsea 2015 (commissioned by the Animal and Plant Health Agency, APHA) will highlight how sentinel trees are being used to detect global plant pest and disease threats through the International Plant Sentinel NetworkContinue reading...

A novel garden at RHS Chelsea 2015 (commissioned by the Animal and Plant Health Agency, APHA) will highlight how sentinel trees are being used to detect global plant pest and disease threats through the International Plant Sentinel NetworkContinue reading...

A new book supported by the National Lottery Fund gives a cultural history of apple-growing in Sussex, detailed information on varieties particular to the county and advice on growing them and establishing a new orchard.Continue reading...

Extending the season and "weatherproofing" garden centres was a big theme on the opening day of Glee after the record levels of rain this summer led to depressed sales.Continue reading...

A one-day symposium, that will be held on 15th March 2013 and hosted by the Fellows of the Longwood Graduate Program in Public Horticulture.Continue reading...