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• Grow a secret garden for butterflies!
• Gardening Stars Join Forces with the RHS to launch National Gardening Week 2020
• 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
• Scientific research shows that greener front gardens reduce stress
• RHS Announces Plans to Run 2021 RHS Chelsea Flower Show safely for reduced numbers of visitors over increased days
• Surge in front garden greenery will boost wellbeing and help the environment
• Hedge your bets with ‘super plant’ to fight air pollution
• RHS to be peat-free by 2025 as it experiments with farmed sphagnum moss
• Gardeners urged to help beetles
• Public urged to record and help insects as UK enters ‘peak beetle’ season
• RHS announces first Flourish Fund recipients
• London school buzzing after winning RHS Chelsea Flower Show bee garden
• Nominations open in the search for 2023’s RHS School Gardeners of the Year
• RHS launches new scholarship programme worth £125,000 to grow gardeners of the future
• Compost Week UK: Top tips and resources for creating your own compost.
• The Wildlife Trusts and RHS call on gardeners to bring their lawns to life
• RHS and Defra call on the public to become citizen scientists and help monitor tree health
• Gold medal for Wildlife Trusts garden at RHS festival
• First young people take part in the Department for Education’s new National Education Nature Park scheme
• All schools, nurseries and colleges in England are invited to join the National Education Nature Park – developing young people’s green skills and enhancing biodiversity across the country
• RHS calls on public to spot bumblebees on blooms
• The Wildlife Trusts and RHS ask gardeners to make friends with molluscs
• Biggest RHS Shows innovations for a generation to reach new audiences and inspire more people to get gardening
• Gardeners’ climate change insights sought as RHS adapts its own plant collections
• RHS says plant crocus bulbs now to boost bumblebees next spring
• Wild about Gardens campaign asks us all to become hoverfly heroes
• First 1,000 schools in England take students outside to participate in global biodiversity research
• Drought resistant plants never more important for pollinators says RHS as it sees reduced blooms on many summer flowers
• First ever AI mapping of UK’s growing spaces reveals disparity in access as RHS calls for greater provision of gardens
• UK’s ‘Forgotten Forests’ to be brought to life at Chelsea

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