News

2009

November

• Plant a tree for National Tree Week
• The best plants for bugs
• Wasp support in war on whitefly
• Britain's largest winter garden opens
• Poppy facts
• Castle opts for biomass boiler
• New book on bulbs

October

• Consumers urged to buy British produce
• Lucky find for garden historian
• Ron Watts
• 'Smelly' plants early warning
• Wisley named Attraction of the Year
• Opening launches Westonbirt appeal
• Measures in place to minimise contamination
• Scientists unravel DNA puzzle
• Enjoy some foliage fireworks
• Join our family events at RHS gardens
• Finding your way around the new site
• Bumper year for threatened plants
• Marianne North Gallery re-opens
• Edinburgh builds Gateway to understanding
• British public urged to buy English apples
• Rare cultivars rediscovered
• Taste of Autumn around the country
• The Great British Garden Competition – we need your vote!
• Applications open for design scholarship
• Lichen goes under the microscope
• Spring bulbs brighten communities

September

• Pamela Helen Schwerdt AHRHS, VMH, MBE
• Wild ancestors of favourite plants under threat
• Britain in Bloom winners announced
• New plant collections announced
• Super-ant arrives in UK
• Go wild about gardening
• New Hyde Hall facility opens