The average garden in the UK contains more than 20,000 slugs, so it's not surprising that the pests sometimes munch on our beloved plants and flowers.

Gardeners use foundation plants in the front of a house to help it blend in with its natural surroundings while hiding the ...

While there is no hurry to prune dead growth off these plants, do be sure to do it before they start to send up new growth in ...

Take in picturesque views from the top of the North Downs while you walk among the many varieties of snowdrops. The two-acre ...

Expect to see a profusion of wild narcissi in spring and blue agapanthus during summer months ... where subtropical plants have made their home in the ruins of a Benedictine Abbey.

but growing it in containers is a great way to enjoy these vigorous plants while at the same time restricting their spread. Consider pairing your grasses with tall perennials, such as agapanthus ...

Any areas that are still exposed or open can be planted with wind-tolerant, low-growing plants such as agapanthus, dianthus (pinks), eryngium (sea holly), kniphofia (red-hot pokers), Stachys ...

Young plants can be moved outside once the danger of frost is over ... How to grow: there are many beautiful types of agapanthus to grow, and getting them started couldn't be easier. Containers are ...

From birthdays to anniversaries, graduations, new babies, thank yous, and get wells—pick your blooms and add on balloons, plants, teddies, lollies, and more. Bloomeroo's blooms and goodies are ...

As your garden matures and changes through the season, garden trends evolve through the years. While some concepts, such as ...