
The Garden Minute highlights three timely topics for April gardeners: dead hedges are losing popularity due to safety concerns, a simple milk spray can curb black spot on roses, and Sir David Attenborough’s secret garden showcases the power of native plantings. Experts advise removing deteriorating hedges, treating roses with diluted milk, and emulating biodiversity‑rich designs. The piece also offers quick planting tips for the season, urging readers to act before the heat arrives.

The post previews BBC One’s April 5 garden special celebrating Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday, while busting a viral TikTok claim that burying pennies improves soil health. It also announces that Chelsea Football Club will resume regular social‑media updates after...

Spring’s arrival sparked a wave of garden enthusiasm, highlighted by the Chelsea Flower Show’s announcement that decorative garden gnomes are returning after a two‑year break. Sir David Attenborough is launching a new documentary series that turns his iconic wildlife lens...

Gardeners' World returns to BBC Two, marking a high‑profile revival of televised horticulture. The episode highlights the re‑launch of Jekyll’s Lost Colours, a historic rose cultivar, and introduces Hever Castle’s new daffodil variety. Spring planting momentum is accelerating as gardeners...

The Garden Minute welcomes spring with a call to action for gardeners, emphasizing the need to support moths and other pollinators. It offers practical advice on March pruning, composting, and planting schedules to maximise harvests. The piece also features design...