Hydrangea Pruning Secret for Bigger Flowers Next Year
Gardening expert Michael Griffiths explains how to prune hydrangeas correctly in spring to ensure larger blooms next year, warning against a common mistake that can ruin flowers.
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Repurpose Old Tights in Your Garden This March
Discover ingenious ways to reuse worn-out tights in your garden this spring, from securing trees to organising pots, as shared by gardening experts.
Hong Kong Proposes Construction Site Smoking Ban After Fire
Hong Kong authorities have proposed a comprehensive ban on smoking at all construction sites, with heavy fines and prison sentences for violations, following a devastating fire in Tai Po that killed 168 people.
Bins Left Unemptied If Food Waste Contaminated From March 31
Households across England face new recycling rules from March 31, 2026, requiring separation of food and garden waste. Contaminated bins may be left uncollected.
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Healthy Soil: The Living Foundation for a Thriving Garden
Discover why soil is a living ecosystem, not just dirt, and learn essential tips for assessing structure, pH, and nutrients to create a lush, envy-worthy garden.
Low-Maintenance Garden Alternatives to Replace Grass Lawns
Expert reveals how to create a stunning garden with minimal effort by replacing grass with drought-tolerant plants, perennials, and ground covers that require far less maintenance.
Truck Convoy Brings Cattle Feed Relief to Flooded Queensland
A massive truck convoy has delivered essential cattle feed to North West Queensland, providing critical relief after months of devastating flooding that threatened livestock and livelihoods.
Cornwall's Gorse Fires: 1926 Diary of Beauty and Loss
A 1926 country diary from Cornwall describes the haunting beauty of gorse fires, set to improve grazing, but laments the destruction of wildlife habitats and spring flowers.
Beinn Eighe: 75 Years of Scotland's First Nature Reserve
Explore Beinn Eighe, Britain's inaugural national nature reserve, marking its 75th anniversary with ancient pinewoods, stunning trails, and conservation success stories in the Scottish Highlands.
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Derwent Village Lost Beneath Ladybower Reservoir
The Peak District village of Derwent was systematically demolished and flooded during WWII to supply industrial water. Its ruins occasionally resurface, revealing a lost community.
Epsom Salt: Natural Secret for Lush Green Lawns
Gardening experts reveal how Epsom salt provides essential minerals like magnesium and iron to promote deep green colour and healthy grass growth in lawns.
Prune Lavender Before March Ends for More Flowers
Horticulture experts advise gardeners to complete a light trim of lavender plants by the end of March to encourage prolific flowering and prevent woody growth.
Lucy Ridge: From Chef Burnout to Pig Farm Revival
After 12 years in toxic kitchens, chef Lucy Ridge lost her love for cooking. A move to a regional Victoria pig farm restored her joy through community and farm-to-table living.
Florida Fights Food Deserts with Community Fruit Tree Planting
In Florida, community-led initiatives are planting fruit trees in urban food deserts to improve access to fresh produce and combat hunger, addressing nutritional gaps in underserved neighbourhoods.
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Women Farmworkers Face Chavez Allegations in Sexual Assault Fight
Allegations against labor icon César Chavez have shaken advocates, but women farmworkers continue their decades-long battle against widespread sexual harassment and abuse in agriculture.
Stop Cats Pooping in Gardens with This Natural Spray Recipe
Garden experts reveal a homemade spray using lemon, rosemary and vinegar that cats detest, plus other natural methods like sandpaper and specific plants to keep felines away.
Scotland's Wild Salmon Catches Hit Record Low Amid Decline
Wild salmon catches in Scotland have fallen to an all-time low, with under 30,000 fish landed last year, sparking fears of extinction and economic impact on angling.
Edible Garden Weeds: From Nuisance to Nutritious Kitchen Staples
Discover how common garden weeds like hairy bittercress, chickweed, and stinging nettles can be transformed into delicious, nutritious additions to your meals, offering a sustainable food source during the hungry gap.
Florida Fish Kill Blamed on Fertilizer Runoff, Officials Urge Limits
An unusual number of fish were found dead in Buccaneer Lagoon, Fort Myers Beach, with officials pointing to fertilizer runoff as the likely cause due to low oxygen levels from algal blooms.
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Monty Don: March is Prime Time to Plant Woody Shrubs
Gardening expert Monty Don reveals why March is the perfect month to plant woody shrubs, offering tips for ensuring they thrive for years in your garden.
Top Spring Food for Robins and Blue Tits in Your Garden
Bird feeding specialists recommend peanuts as the essential high-energy food for garden birds during the spring nesting season, with crucial advice on safe feeding methods.
Gardener's Crucial March Task for a Spectacular Summer Garden
A gardening expert explains why removing weeds in March is essential for summer blooms, plus six other vital jobs to prepare your outdoor space for the warmer months.
Compact Clematis Perfect for Small Urban Gardens and Containers
Award-winning breeder Raymond Evison launches three new compact clematis varieties at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, ideal for pots, containers and hanging baskets in confined spaces.
Fungal Inoculation Boosts Pine Growth, Cuts Fertiliser Need
A US startup, Funga, applies wild fungal extracts to loblolly pine seedlings, aiming to enhance growth by 30% and reduce artificial fertiliser reliance, with early trials showing promising results.
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In Rio de Janeiro, traditional banana growers use agroforestry to preserve Pedra Branca state park, blending crops with native species to combat biodiversity loss and urban pressure.
Wild Garlic and Edible Alliums Herald True Spring
Discover how wild garlic, crow garlic, and three-cornered leek can transform your garden and cooking this spring, with tips on identification and cultivation.
US Farmers Struggle as Iran War Drives Fertilizer Costs Up
American farmers face a crisis as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz pushes fertilizer prices higher, squeezing profits and threatening long-term sustainability in agriculture.
Vermont Silent Retreat Relocates Amid Forest Logging Controversy
A Vermont silent retreat owner says US Forest Service logging shattered the quiet, forcing relocation. The project aims to create young forests but divides conservationists and loggers.
Mehr Fardoonji, Organic Farming Pioneer, Dies at 95
Mehr Fardoonji, who ran Oakcroft organic market garden in Cheshire for 60 years and was an early British yoga teacher, has passed away aged 95. Her land is now preserved for organic farming.
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