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Could you create a nature-friendly garden from all invasive species? Yes, says naturalist

Chris Gibson is a naturalist and he works with Beth Chatto’s Plants and Gardens to help assess the impact of planting on nature

Farming

March 9, 2025

The importance of bees for food crops

Our bee populations face a number of sets of challenges including climate change and habitat loss along with pesticide use on crops

Nature and wildlife

February 25, 2025

Safe, clean and healthy feeding stations for our wild birds

Make sure your bird feeders are clean and washed regularly or look at a new design to prevent the spread of disease among birds

Chelsea Flower Show

February 9, 2025

Naturalist and TV presenter Chris Baines

Gardening to help wildlife was a new concept 30 years ago, Ken talks to Chris Baines

February

February 4, 2025

Local tree planting improves Essex countryside

Ken visits a project in Essex helping to improve the local environment in Stanway, Colchester

Books

January 30, 2025

Ken talks to gardening TV presenter and writer Kate Bradbury

The climate crisis and the threat to wildlife in our gardens is part of a new book on wildlife gardening

Gardens to visit

January 29, 2025

New nature flower mix for Keukenhof

For this year’s display at Keukenhof in the Netehrlands, the teams at JUB Holland, Rijnbeek Perennials and Keukenhof came up with a Bulb Mania Mix…

Could you create a nature-friendly garden from all invasive species? Yes, says naturalist

The importance of bees for food crops

Safe, clean and healthy feeding stations for our wild birds

Could you create a nature-friendly garden from all invasive species? Yes, says naturalist

The importance of bees for food crops

Safe, clean and healthy feeding stations for our wild birds

Naturalist and TV presenter Chris Baines

Local tree planting improves Essex countryside

Ken talks to gardening TV presenter and writer Kate Bradbury

New nature flower mix for Keukenhof

Ireland’s largest gardening festival starts

Cambridge University botanic glasshouse

Ken looks at pests like Spanish slug, aphids and rabbits

New rose launch and 30th gold medal success

Alpine planting scheme for Red Cross garden

Second chances with the Glasshouse Garden

Cold storage helps to delay the flowering period of bulbs

Firepit sales have been increasing since the pandemic

Photinia red robin has lovely flower and worth considering for a garden

Kniphofia variety showcased at Chelsea

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Ireland’s largest gardening festival starts

Cambridge University botanic glasshouse

Ken looks at pests like Spanish slug, aphids and rabbits

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