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Belvoir Castle Renews Partnership with David Austin to Safeguard Historic Rose Garden

Belvoir Castle Renews Partnership with David Austin to Safeguard Historic Rose Garden

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Preservation of Heritage Through Horticultural Collaboration Belvoir Castle’s Rose Garden, featuring approximately 1,000 David Austin Roses, stands as a key element in the site’s Grade II listed grounds, drawing consistent visitor interest for its sensory appeal and historical significance. This Edwardian-era landscape, recently spotlighted during family events such as Lady Violet Manners’ wedding, underscores the…

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Cotswolds Awards 2025 Highlight Horticultural and Leisure Excellence Amid Regional Growth

Cotswolds Awards 2025 Highlight Horticultural and Leisure Excellence Amid Regional Growth

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What draws thousands of visitors annually to the rolling hills and manicured landscapes of the Cotswolds, turning a once-quiet countryside into a vibrant economic engine? Recognizing Horticultural Leaders in the Cotswolds The Cotswolds Awards 2025, determined through public nominations collected from January to September, have spotlighted standout contributions in horticulture, gardens, and related leisure sectors….

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Starting Zonal Geranium Seeds Indoors: A Strategic Winter Practice for Spring Gardening

Starting Zonal Geranium Seeds Indoors: A Strategic Winter Practice for Spring Gardening

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Enhancing Home Gardening Through Off-Season Seed Starting In recent years, home gardening has seen a surge in interest, with U.S. household participation rising by approximately 17% since 2020 according to industry surveys, driven by a focus on self-sufficiency and sustainable practices. As winter approaches in temperate regions, gardeners are increasingly turning to indoor seed starting…

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Garden Museum Seeks Final £40,000 to Restore Pioneering Naturalistic Garden at Benton End

Garden Museum Seeks Final £40,000 to Restore Pioneering Naturalistic Garden at Benton End

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The Garden Museum has already secured £145,000 toward the restoration of Benton End, the historic Suffolk garden pioneered by artist Sir Cedric Morris as the nation’s first naturalistic landscape, highlighting the ongoing commitment to preserving integrated art and horticulture spaces amid growing interest in biodiversity-focused heritage sites. Reviving Benton End: A Blend of Art, History,…

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Old Farmer's Almanac Offers Peanut Butter Tip for Protecting Garden Tools from Winter Rust

Old Farmer’s Almanac Offers Peanut Butter Tip for Protecting Garden Tools from Winter Rust

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As winter approaches, many gardeners find themselves stowing away spades, hoes, and shears after a season of use, only to discover rust spots come spring. A longstanding publication, The Old Farmer’s Almanac, proposes a simple household solution to help maintain these essential tools through the cold months. Preserving Garden Tools for Winter Storage The Old…

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London Open Gardens 2026 Highlights Urban Green Space Accessibility and Preservation

London Open Gardens 2026 Highlights Urban Green Space Accessibility and Preservation

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Unveiling London's Hidden Gardens: A Focus on Urban Sustainability In an era where urban populations are projected to reach 68% globally by 2050, according to United Nations estimates, initiatives like London Open Gardens underscore the growing emphasis on accessible green spaces to enhance city dwellers’ well-being and environmental resilience. This annual event, now in its…

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