England's Largest Rhododendron Blooms After Dry Summer
England's largest rhododendron, nicknamed 'Shrubzilla', has bloomed spectacularly early this year at South Lodge Hotel in West Sussex, measuring over 38 metres long.
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Five Surprising Items to Add to Your Compost Pile This Spring
Garden expert Richard King reveals five unexpected household items, including old sponges and hair, that can enrich your compost pile for healthier spring growth.
Natal Crocus Uses Fire, Bees, and Ants for Reproduction
The South African Natal crocus blooms only after natural fires, using bright flowers to attract bees and mimicking ant larvae scent to trick ants into dispersing its seeds.
Amazonian Robusta Coffee Thrives Amid Climate Challenges
Indigenous communities in Brazil's Amazon are cultivating robusta coffee, a resilient variety gaining prominence as climate change threatens global arabica crops, blending sustainability with economic opportunity.
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Alan Titchmarsh: March is Perfect for Planting Early Potatoes
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals March is the ideal month to plant early potatoes for a summer harvest, sharing five essential seasonal tips.
Unlimited Fines for Dog Owners in New Livestock Laws
Dog owners in England and Wales now face unlimited fines and potential pet seizure under new laws designed to protect farm animals from attacks, with police gaining enhanced investigative powers.
US Farmers Face Fertilizer Crisis as Iran War Hits Supply
American farmers confront soaring fertilizer costs and potential shortages due to Iran war disruptions, threatening crop yields and farm profitability nationwide.
10-Second Spring Task to Extend Daffodil Blooms
A quick deadheading technique prevents pests and diseases, ensuring daffodils return stronger next spring. Expert gardener Steven Bradley explains the simple method.
Unlimited Fines for Dog Attacks on Farm Animals Under New Law
A new law in England and Wales increases penalties for livestock worrying to unlimited fines, with police gaining enhanced powers to detain dogs and gather evidence.
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New Dog Law: Police Can Seize Pets on Suspicion of Livestock Attacks
From March 18, police in England and Wales can seize dogs if they suspect livestock worrying, with unlimited fines for owners. The law aims to protect farm animals and reduce financial losses for farmers.
Iran War Triggers US Fertilizer Price Surge and Shortages
American farmers face soaring fertilizer costs and potential shortages due to the Iran conflict, threatening spring planting and profits as Middle East supply chains are disrupted.
Indian Farmers Wear Bear Costumes to Scare Off Monkeys
Desperate farmers in Uttar Pradesh have resorted to dressing as bears to frighten monkeys raiding crops, after traditional methods failed. The tactic highlights wider human-wildlife conflicts in India.
Fishermen Investigated for Illegal Crab Haul in Vancouver Bay
Canadian officials are investigating a video showing fishermen allegedly harvesting undersized and female Dungeness crabs illegally at night in Vancouver, sparking public outrage.
Swap Moss Poles for Sculptural Stakes in Houseplants
Discover why sculptural stakes are replacing moss poles for climbing plants, offering better support and aesthetic appeal without the mess and maintenance issues.
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Russia's Cattle Disease Emergency Sparks Mass Culling and Protests
Russia's Novosibirsk region declares a state of emergency to combat pasteurellosis and rabies outbreaks in cattle, leading to mass culling and protests from small farmers over livelihood threats.
Fix Bumpy Lawns with 3 Simple Items for Lush Grass
A garden expert shares an easy method using sand, soil, and compost to level uneven lawns and promote healthy grass growth this spring, saving homeowners thousands.
Oaxaca Mezcal Boom: Gains and Strains
Mezcal producers in Oaxaca reflect on the spirit's global surge, bringing income but also industrial pressures on forests and traditions.
New Recycling Rules to Affect All English Households from April
From April 2026, all households in England will face new 'Simpler Recycling' rules requiring four separate waste collections, aiming to standardize systems nationwide and boost recycling rates.
Dwarf Clematis: Perfect for Small Urban Gardens
Discover how new dwarf clematis varieties from award-winning breeders are ideal for containers, pots, and hanging baskets in city gardens, with expert planting advice.
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Russia's Cattle Disease Emergency Sparks Siberian Farmer Protests
Russia's Novosibirsk region declares a state of emergency over cattle disease outbreaks, leading to mass culls and protests from small farmers who claim unfair treatment.
Expert Urges Repurposing Egg Cartons in Garden This Month
Gardening guru Benjamin Vanheems reveals three innovative methods to reuse egg cartons for sprouting potatoes, growing carrots, and as plug trays, promoting sustainability and earlier harvests.
Argentina Wine Industry Crisis Hits Record Low Consumption
Argentina's wine industry confronts its worst crisis in 15 years with record-low domestic consumption, declining exports, and vineyard closures, mirroring trends in the U.S. market.
Pin Method Beats Coin Trick for Upright Tulips
A horticultural educator's experiment shows piercing a tiny hole under tulip petals with a pin is the most effective way to prevent drooping, outperforming vodka and coin methods.
Avoid Pruning These 4 Plants in March for Summer Flowers
Pruning at the wrong time can prevent flowering. Learn why honeysuckle, maple trees, azaleas, and jasmine should not be trimmed in March to ensure healthy summer blooms.
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Saliva Testing for George the Pony and Worm Control Rethink
In Norfolk, a saliva test for George the Connemara pony highlights a shift in equine care, targeting deworming to protect dung beetles and reduce environmental impact.
Iran Conflict Disrupts Fertiliser Supply to Africa
African nations face severe food production risks as Middle East conflict blocks vital fertiliser imports through the Strait of Hormuz, driving up costs and threatening livelihoods.
Syngenta's £100m UK Bioscience Hub in Berkshire
Chinese-owned Syngenta announces a £100m bioscience research centre in Berkshire, focusing on biological pesticides and AI, hailed as a vote of confidence in UK science.
Sarah Raven's Top 5 Cut Flowers for Home Displays
Gardening expert Sarah Raven shares her favourite flowers for cutting, including euphorbia and cosmos, with tips on sowing, care, and arranging for long-lasting beauty.
Penguin Walk Technique Recommended by RHS for Lawn Growth
Royal Horticultural Society expert Alex Hankey advises gardeners to shuffle like penguins to compact soil, helping grass seeds connect with nutrients for optimal growth.
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Big Bend National Park's Chisos Basin to Close for Two Years
Popular Chisos Basin area in Big Bend National Park will shut down for two years starting May 1 for major lodge and water infrastructure renovations, while most park areas remain accessible.
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