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It's official: the UK is in a state of drought. What can a gardener do to save water? Francine Raymond explains
This weekend is your last chance to see exotic butterflies flying in the glasshouse at RHS Wisley.
Snowdrops were love at first sight for Val Bourne, who was transfixed by their elegant pearl-drop flowers and soon on her way to becoming a collector.
Spring is still a few weeks away, and snowdrops are lying in thick drifts in gardens around the country. Here are 10 good places to see them.
A selection of garden designs that will be created at Chelsea Flower Show in 2012.
It was an Ice Age squirrel's treasure chamber, a burrow containing fruit and seeds that had been stuck in the Siberian permafrost for over 30,000 years.
Tim Richardson discovers the quiet charms of visiting winter gardens.
Sarah Raven asks three shrub experts to pick their 'best smellers’ for adding a touch of joy to the dreary winter mood.
A sea of exotic colourful orchids at Kew Gardens' Tropical Extravaganza 2012.
Why do devotees pay hundreds of pounds for a single snowdrop, asks Michael Leapman.
Snowdrops are popping up all around the country. Here are some of the best places to see them.
Snowdrops are in bloom around the country. Here are some of the best places to see them.
The snowdrop collection at Colesbourne Park is a galanthophile's dream come true.
Using mail order is a great way to add variety to your floral collection with minimal fuss – provided you know what to look for.
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A sea of exotic colourful orchids at Kew Gardens' Tropical Extravaganza 2012.
Bird-lovers have participated in the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch. Amateur photographers capture what they saw on film.
Fruit and Vegetables
Which? Gardening has tested new vegetables for next year. Here are 10 of Telegraph Gardening's favourites from their selection.
There are few places in Britain to rival Caerhays Castle & Gardens on the south Cornish coast.
How to maximise your fruit and veg and share the surplus with friends and family.
Plant buyer John Hiorns selects a triple treat of dark-flowered dahlias.
Plant buyer John Hiorns selects his top three lilies for summer.
Police caught a gang of allotment thieves after holding a bizarre identity parade - of stolen vegetables.
Garden Projects
Bunny Guinness explores the rich possibilities that a range of garden lighting offers
GARDENING EQUIPMENT
Two choice shrubs for winter scent, chosen by plant buyer John Hiorns .
Francine Raymond explores the joys of a haven at the bottom of the garden
PLANTS
This week: access and repair wind damage after a blustery few months and tend to ornamental shrubs.
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