Dog owners could face a vet’s bill of up to £500 if their daily walk leads to their pooches eating any potentially fatal plants, such ...

Many dogwood varieties don’t need sun and will tolerate partial- to full-shade conditions. One spectacular species to try is ...

March winter is wearying. Gift your yard with an early spring by planting early spring flowers. Start planning what you'll ...

The sun shone bright, birds zipped around the sky and tiny, vivid purple, yellow and white flowers flared at my feet.

Hummingbirds are some of the most beautiful, vibrant creatures you can admire from your own yard. These plants will help you ...

Como Park Conservatory Spring Flower Show is opening soon on March 21st! Enjoy the beauty of spring inside as we wait for ...

If you have animals or young children at home, there are some popular pants that should be avoided at all costs.

Any physical contact with the plant can also cause severe skin irritations and allergic reactions. It's important to keep ...

Recognised for its tall, vibrant spikes of purple or pink flowers, foxglove is commonly found in gardens worldwide. It's admired for its beauty, but the plant has invasive tendencies that can lead ...

The continuous summer colour and light purple flowers make a nice contrast with the peony's striking foliage," she added. Foxglove "Foxglove is another charming, whimsical flower that grows nicely ...

foxglove, hyacinth, and lupin are all toxic to dogs. Dogs Trust has urged dog owners to carefully consider which plants to introduce into their outdoor spaces, and to always check if the plants ...