Turn neglected pallets plus timber offcuts into benches, paths, planters, insect homes for a garden makeover that saves money while boosting wildlife.

Alan Titchmarsh is the latest British entertainment legend to have become a hit in unlikely locations, following in the footsteps of the likes of Norman Wisdom, John Challis and Rowan Atkinson.

Alan Titchmarsh swears one berry-laden shrub will send robins and sparrows flocking back to British gardens. Planted now, it can turn a quiet border into a wildlife hotspot. If your garden has fallen ...

On plants where growth is constantly renewed from ground level, the weak, spindly shoots should be removed, as well as some ...

Before spring properly arrives, there's one essential late-winter job to tick off, says esteemed horticulturalist Alan ...

It’s no secret that we’re big fans of Shirlie Kemp’s pastel-hued cottage garden, and the former singer has revealed there's a good reason for these soft-toned blooms - she doesn’t like red plants.

Alan Titchmarsh says even the smallest UK garden can carry a single, well‑chosen tree without feeling crowded. His favourite winter‑flowering choice promises colour just when you expect bare fences ...

The nostalgic planting trend that embraces gardens that look like our grandparents is showing no signs of slowing down, as ...

Alan Titchmarsh urges gardeners to tackle one simple winter task before spring, sharing expert timing and step-by-step tips ...

Last fall, Matthieu Blazy’s debut collection at Chanel took us to another galaxy. For his first couture collection at the storied Maison, it was back to Earth. Guests to the Spring-Summer 2026 show ...

It wouldn’t be a Fourth of July weekend without a Summer House crew escape to the Hamptons, and new housemates Bailey Taylor, Levi Sebree, and KJ Dillard are getting their first taste of how to send ...

Twelve years after competing in her first Winter Olympics, Glen Rock’s Summer Britcher is set to represent York County and the United States for the fourth time on the global stage. Britcher was ...