All the 2018 Chelsea Flower Show medal winners
The RHS has announced the gold medallists for the 2018 Chelsea Flower Show.
Country Gardens and gardening tips
The RHS has announced the gold medallists for the 2018 Chelsea Flower Show.
After a five-year restoration project, the greatest glasshouse in the world will once again open its door to the public on May 5.
Non Morris is intrigued by the close attention to detail that has produced a new Cumbrian garden of great style and integrity.
Steven Desmond visits Madresfield Court in Worcestershire, where high Victorian romanticism has been blended with modern ideas to create a remarkable garden.
Garden designer Anthony Noel extols the virtues of floral arches that delight the senses.
Non Morris is enchanted to learn about the twice-over extraordinary restoration of an Anglesey garden by its owner, who ‘fell for its romantic charm.’
Every year, Pashley Manor's stunning tulip festival attracts people from across the world to enjoy these beautiful blooms in a perfect English country setting. We've picked out some wonderful images from the festival, while Jacky Hobbs describes some of the history and his favourite varieties.
The magnificent gardens at Caerhays Castle in Cornwall are every inch the equal of the building which dominates the landscape, thanks to extraordinary efforts of collection, cultivation and breeding stretching back four generations. Jacky Hobbs explains.
A windy hilltop was no deterrent to the owners in creating a garden with a special focus on winter and early-spring flowers, finds George Plumptre.
Dunsborough Park is an exceptional house, but it's 100 acres of gardens are far beyond even that, with some of the finest privately-owned grounds in Britain. Now, they're looking for a new owner.
Wilton Castle has been featured in Country Life for it's astonishing mix of architecture, and gardens which rank among the finest in Herefordshire.
Ablington Manor: A magnificent house and gardens almost untouched by the passing of time
Humphry Repton was the leading garden-maker at the turn of the 19th century. Here are 10 of his best-loved gardens in Britain.
The city of Oxford has long been a destination for snowdrop enthusiasts and one of the university’s colleges displays its expanding collection with scholarly finesse, finds Mark Griffiths.
Between Christmas and New Year, we're taking a look back at some of our most popular stories of the year – today, we look at the gardens that have delighted and inspired.
Whether twining over a panther-drawn chariot or feeding an exclusive species of bee, ivy, a dominant Christmas evergreen, has virtues we should all celebrate, says Steven Desmond.
This book on Lancelot 'Capability' Brown by the greatest living expert on his work is like nothing else – but it comes with one or two caveats, as George Plumptre explains.
Brown unquestionably produced some of the best classic landscaping ever undertaken for British country house owners