Trio of Irish gardeners to receive prestigious RHS awards
Contributions of Thomas Pakenham, Seamus O’Brien and Paddy Mackie recognised
Contributions of Thomas Pakenham, Seamus O’Brien and Paddy Mackie recognised
Wicklow site will now include Regency walled garden and additional 53 acres
Seeds for sweet pea, morning glory and black-eyed susan may be sown in spring
Another seasonal bounty of vegetables and flowers from its Victorian kitchen garden
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Some of Ireland’s loveliest gardens put on a fine display of autumn foliage
This damp August has created optimum soil conditions for seeds to germinate
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Sow organic seeds, cut less lawn and let the wild things grow in your garden
You need barrow-loads of intelligence and creativity, a strong back and green fingers
No amount of watering is going to be as good for plants as sweet, clean, cool Irish rain
Don’t cut that parched lawn and resist the urge to sprinkle every plant in sight
For a summer wedding, grow fast-growing, long-flowering, floriferous annuals
With a range of heights and in a spectrum of colours, dahlias are perfect for your garden
These showy flowers bring a bit of brilliance to the garden
Hawthorn, dog rose, spindle, elder: advice about what goes into a traditional hedgerow
The horticultural luminary has taught many gardeners innumerable lessons in generosity, bravery, joyfulness, editing and anti-snobbery
Good reasons not to give up on wonderfully versatile box hedging despite fungal disease
Stephen’s McAllister’s city ‘garden’ is no more than a cheerful clutter of pots and recycled wooden wine crates on a crowded, shady balcony overlooking the capital’s dusty yards and sun-bleached rooftops. But that’s enough for an ongoing supply of fresh, delicious ingredients
Alexander-Sinclair will be in Ireland later this month to give a talk in Altamont gardens as part of the Carlow Garden Festival
An illustrated book and an exhibition recognising some of Ireland’s new garden plants will be launched this year
There are gifts across the price range for your favourite horticulturalists
Lemons, rose, cola bottle, strawberry - just some of the scents that will come from a crushed geranium leaf that can be used to make teas and cakes
Judging these colourful flowers is an exacting process; you can see it in action today in Greystones
Roses, violets and dahlias all have a place at the tables, whether in salads or atop cakes
The ‘natural capital’ movement aims to increase awareness of nature’s value
Digitalis purpurea regally colours our countryside but many digitalis varieties can heighten a garden’s borders
A show garden for the upcoming Bloom festival is a tribute to WB Yeats
If you want your garden to be brimming with tasty produce this summer, then it’s time to get sowing
Spring is in the air. It is time to put in some planting work that will pay dividends later in food and flowers
Did your polytunnel get the better of you this summer? Never fear – there’s plenty of time to get it ship-shape and primed for year-round production
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