RHS January Lawn Warning: Avoid Frost Damage
The Royal Horticultural Society warns gardeners to avoid walking on frosty lawns this January, as damage can take weeks to repair. Expert tips for winter lawn maintenance revealed.
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Peace Lily Blooms With 8 Flowers After Water Change
A gardening enthusiast reveals how switching from tap water to filtered water transformed her peace lily, resulting in eight spectacular blooms and healthier foliage.
January Gardening: Four Plants to Sow Now for Better Blooms
Gardening expert Josh Novell shares four plants to start in January for stronger growth and better flowering, perfect for thoughtful Mother's Day living gifts.
Australian Wins 'Ugliest Lawn' Contest for Water Conservation
Jarno Coone from Kyneton, Victoria, wins the global 'world's ugliest lawn' competition, using his garden to promote water-saving and harmony with nature.
Monty Don's January Pruning Tips for Gardeners
Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don reveals his essential January pruning routine and offers reassuring advice for those worried about getting it wrong.
Winter Garden Structure: Planting Bare-Root Now
Discover how to add essential structure to your winter garden by planting bare-root trees, bushes, and evergreens. Learn about cost-effective options and wildlife benefits.
January Pruning Guide: Six Plants That Need Attention
Gardening expert Simon Eade reveals which six plants benefit from January pruning, including apples, pears, maples and climbing roses, to ensure healthy spring growth and better flowering.
Gardening Myths Exposed: Why Your Plants Are Dying
From coffee grounds to vinegar weed killer, an expert warns that six popular gardening hacks could be harming your plants instead of helping them thrive.
Rice Water Fertiliser for Bigger Houseplant Blooms
Discover how to create a natural plant feed from kitchen leftovers to encourage larger, healthier blooms on peace lilies and orchids without expensive supplements.
Baking Soda Beats Boiling Water for Patio Moss Removal
Gardening experts reveal how baking soda effectively eliminates patio moss and weeds by drying roots and inhibiting regrowth, offering a superior alternative to traditional methods.
Kelo Tree: Shropshire's Dead Pine Defying Decay
In Attingham Park, Shropshire, a remarkable Scots pine known as a kelo tree stands dead yet resolute. Having grown for centuries, it may remain upright for hundreds more years, thanks to unique biological processes that slow decomposition.
Farmer's Heartbreak Over Mountain Fly-Tipping in Wales
A South Wales farmer is losing sleep over a massive fly-tipping incident that has created a visible river of rubbish on her family's mountain land, with clean-up costs potentially reaching thousands.
Boston Harbor Shellfishing Reopens After 100-Year Ban
Portions of Boston Harbor will reopen for direct shellfish harvesting after a massive cleanup, ending a purification requirement in place since 1925 for Winthrop, Hingham, and Hull.
Moose River: Maine's Remote Haven of Isolation
The remote town of Moose River in Somerset County, Maine, with just 186 residents, is beloved for its tranquil, nature-focused lifestyle despite challenges like limited medical access.
10-Minute January Task for Healthier Roses
Rose specialist Ben Hamilton Anderson advises gardeners to clear fallen leaves in January to prevent fungal diseases and ensure vibrant spring blooms.
Bear Attacks Rise in Ageing Nepalese Villages as Youth Leave
Nepal's Nubri region sees escalating bear attacks targeting elderly residents, driven by youth outmigration that depletes traditional deterrent practices and conservation conflicts.
Nepal's Bear Attack Surge Linked to Youth Outmigration
Research reveals how rural depopulation in Nepal's Nubri valley leaves elderly residents vulnerable to increasing brown bear encounters, with demographic changes creating dangerous human-wildlife conflicts.
Sinkhole Causes and Warning Signs Explained by Expert
A hydrogeologist reveals the science behind sinkhole formation, why Philadelphia experiences them, and how to identify potential warning signs before collapse occurs.
London's Hidden Fossil Treasures Revealed on Urban Geology Tours
Discover how London's architecture contains ancient fossils and stones from around the world, with guided tours revealing 150-million-year-old ammonites and 2-billion-year-old meteorite impact rocks hidden in city walls.
Plants Warn Neighbours of Stress via Airborne Signals
New research on Arabidopsis thaliana shows plants in close proximity activate protective genes when stressed, while isolated plants suffer damage, highlighting inter-plant communication.
Experts Recommend Natural Moss Removal for Patios
Three gardening specialists recommend using white vinegar as a natural, effective alternative to pressure washers for removing moss from paving stones and patios.
15-Minute Pruning Trick to Deter Magpies and Pigeons
Gardening and pest control specialists have unveiled a simple pruning technique that takes just 15 minutes to make your garden uninviting to troublesome magpies and pigeons.
Heat Pump Guide: Costs, Efficiency & Value
A comprehensive guide examining whether heat pumps are worth installing in UK homes, covering installation costs, running efficiency, government grants, and long-term financial benefits.
Fletcher's US Move Scuppered by Pandemic Visa Issues
Former Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher and wife Liz reveal how Covid halted their Hollywood plans, forcing a dramatic pivot to farming. Discover their unexpected journey.
Stop Baking, Use Bicarbonate of Soda in Your Garden
Gardening experts reveal a brilliant hack: turn bicarbonate of soda into a homemade anti-fungal spray to protect plants in winter. Discover the simple method and science behind this kitchen-to-garden tip.
Harriet Cowan swaps Clarkson's Farm for Channel 4's Tiny Farmers
Harriet Cowan, breakout star from Clarkson's Farm, is launching a new Channel 4 children's series, Tiny Farmers, educating on egg production and hen welfare. Premieres January 19.
10 Must-Do Gardening Jobs for February
Get your garden ready for spring with these 10 crucial February tasks. From sowing seeds to pruning shrubs, our guide ensures a vibrant and productive season ahead. Start preparing now!
February Gardening: 10 Tasks for Spring Success
Expert Hannah Stephenson shares 10 crucial February gardening jobs, from deadheading winter flowers to sowing seeds indoors, to ensure your UK garden thrives this spring. Get your garden ready now!
10 Must-Do Gardening Jobs for February
Get a head start on spring with our expert guide to February gardening. From sowing seeds indoors to pruning shrubs, discover the key tasks to tackle now for a thriving garden later.
3 Essential Winter Plants for UK Gardens
Transform your winter garden with three expert-recommended flowering plants. Discover the 'indestructible' bloom that provides vibrant colour during the coldest months.
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