Items Tagged 'Horticulture'
Features
- The power of community gardens – growing people and places
- Unlocking Horticultural Careers with RHS New Shoots: Your Pathway to Practical Experience
- Training for a Changing World: Black Mountains College
- Cultivating Tomorrow's Experts: Pathways into Plant Science and Horticulture at Kew
- Help to save historic parks and gardens across the UK
- A Place to Grow!
- Plant Pathology Careers: Protecting Plant Health Across Landscapes
News
- On ‘Virtual Chelsea’ RHS Members Day, RHS Announces Appreciation of Gardens doubled during lockdown and 7 out of ten say their outside space has helped their mental health
- Surge in front garden greenery will boost wellbeing and help the environment
- Daily gardening is as good for mental wellbeing as regular vigorous exercise
- RHS announces first Flourish Fund recipients
- Urban gardens are a dependable food source for pollinators through the year, study suggests
- Devastating climate impact of using peat in UK horticulture revealed
- No Mow May: dawn of a new British lawn
- Sissinghurst Castle Garden launches prestigious new horticulture scholarship – the National Trust’s first – to cultivate Head Gardeners of the future
- 2,208 green spaces across UK to fly Green Flags with pride
- UK horticulture sector reports significant drop in the use of peat
- Nominations open in the search for 2023’s RHS School Gardeners of the Year
- Using spiders as environmentally-friendly pest control
- RHS launches new scholarship programme worth £125,000 to grow gardeners of the future
- Newcastle United Foundation partnership supporting young people into employment
- New evidence shows Defra proposals for an early peat ban will have negative environmental and economic impacts
- New Value of Plants Report sets out the role of UK environmental horticulture in growing a greener future
- Biggest RHS Shows innovations for a generation to reach new audiences and inspire more people to get gardening
- HTA calls on rapid review of environmental targets to recognise the value of horticulture
- Butterfly Conservation, B&Q and Co-op sign letter urging Government to end peat sales
- Vast areas of peatland destroyed since peat ban announced exactly 3 years ago
- Record donations show the power of gardens and garden visits for good causes
- RBG Kew Retail to become peat-free by the end of 2025
- Zombie fungi and ‘bloodstained’ orchids: Kew’s top 10 plant and fungal species named new to science in 2025
- HTA Welsh Manifesto calls on next Welsh Government to back green economic growth and healthier communities
- Environmental horticulture uses just 0.15% of UK water, but faces severe risk from restrictions, according to new research
- New £3 million Centre to help grow healthy gardens
- Failure to invest in land-based skills risks damaging £41 billion sector and UK food security
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