Fill your garden with springtime color by growing these early blooming perennials that thrive in cool weather!

Many perennials thrive in cooler, more sheltered parts of the garden – and now is the perfect time to plant them.

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A Leicestershire duo are helping deter young people from taking part in the 'silly school wars trend' by hosting free boxing and fitness classes. Rhys Keightley and Kiah Dixon, from Oadby and Wigston, ...

Struggling with dead shade under trees or north walls? Meet three near-indestructible plants that turn the gloomiest UK ...

They'll create a colourful haven with minimal effort ...

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Get the jump on the growing season this year with these pretty early spring flowers that just can’t wait for warm weather.

What is a native plant? The Washington Native Plant Society defines a Washington native plant as a species that occurs — or historically occurred — within our state’s boundaries before European ...

The arrival of April sees the garden become a hive of activity. Birds build nests, butterflies reappear after winter, and ...

Coveting blue hydrangeas? The answer is in the soil. You can buy a beautiful blue hydrangea from the nursery, but it won’t stay that way without help. In the absence of the right soil conditions, the ...

A tooth infection might be doing more than you think, new study suggests. Most people think of a root canal as something you get to fix a painful tooth and move on. It’s dental, local, contained. You ...