The Landscaper's Dog
Dogs and gardens. A classic pairing. James is looking back at the highs and lows of a life with a landscaping dog. London in the 80s, and a black and white mongrel dog, in a scarlet bandana.
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Counting needles and learning to love the pine
Alan Titchmarsh didn't always love pine trees; Friday identification tests at Kew saw to that. But having inherited 26 Scots pines with his new Surrey garden, he's become their devoted custodian. Here's why he's not afraid to change his mind on these giants.
Going underground: a nudge
This is your friendly reminder that this is the optimal moment to order your spring bulbs. In case you think that we always get it right, here are five of our best bulb tales.
Lancelot 'Businessman' Brown
The busiest man in the business? Capability Brown was one of the first people to make his fortune through landscape design. George Plumptre explores how he did it.
Biophilia, and when gardens become a matter of life and death
The garden you hope you never need. Grace interviews Kate Tantam, pioneer of and advocate for green spaces for patients in ICU, exploring how the most natural of spaces can be adapted for the people who need them the most, and the difference they can make to recovery, or saying goodbye.