Advice for wet gardens

Advice for wet gardens

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How to plant a water lily in a pond - an expert guide to planting water lilies successfully

Tim Stretton, head of gardens at Mounton House, offers expert advice on the best way to plant or replant a water lily in water
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6 big changes to how we’ll be gardening in the future, by one of Britain’s top head gardeners

Sissinghurst head gardener Troy Scott Smith shares the big changes he is making in how he gardens in response to climate change
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31 small garden design ideas from experts that will maximise impact and space on your own plot

Three top designers share expert advice on creating small spaces that really work, with insightful dos and don’ts to apply to your own garden. Picked by Harry Holding, Caroline Clayton, Harriet Farlam and Ben Chandler
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30 of the best climbing plants for 2025

Choose from our selection of best climbing plants and add vertical interest to walls and trellises or allow to scramble over other plants in borders. Plantsman and garden designer Rory Dusoir gives his top recommendations.
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Box tree moth could be rampant this year, warns RHS

The RHS has warned that 2024 could see a significant rise in the spread of box tree moth
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Explore a Californian oasis garden

A watery oasis garden intentionally out of kilter with the surrounding Californian climate and landscape bears all the hallmarks of its individualistic designer, Ron Lutsko. Words Tim Richardson, photographs Richard Bloom.
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Climate change means we should learn to love weeds

Landscape designer Jack Wallington's new book focuses on the benefits of weeds. Here's why climate change should make weeds more attractive to gardeners
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RHS releases list of plants that help limit spread of honey fungus

The RHS has pulled together a list of plants which will help gardeners manage honey fungus
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Hardy woody plants for a cold climate

If you garden in tough conditions or you live in a colder climate, take inspiration from these hardy woody plants. Words Matthew Biggs
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