Around Valentine's Day, consider this a botanical love letter filled with horticultural heartthrobs — garden companions that ...

Pruning is an essential garden maintenance task as it keeps plants healthy and helps them grow to their full potential.

When you’re shopping for trees, shrubs or perennials, the hardiness zone should be one of the first things you check.

Learn about the hardy plants you don't need to prune ... these should be left unpruned throughout the winter. Any flowers on old wood should be pruned in summer after the plant blooms.

Frost hardy perennials are tough plants that can withstand the winter cold and return year after year with a fantastic display of flowers and foliage. Even if you live in a colder climate ...

This cold-hardy annual is easy to grow and makes a lovely, long-lasting cut flower. Blooms are typically an intense blue color, though pink and white varieties are available. Plants experience a long ...

“Plants that were chosen to be hardy in our climate should ... that must survive winter cold, such as flower buds that were developed last summer and fall, undergo chemical changes in autumn ...

Lavender ticks all the boxes: it has colour, scent and is bee-friendly. Discover our best lavender varieties and tips for how ...

There are lots of hardy plants that will burst into colour from March through to May in your garden, but they need to be ...

Alpines such as conifers and creeping plants hail from exposed, challenging habitats, making them hardy choices for UK gardens ...