Gardening expert LeAnne Samuelson revealed how to make her homemade fertiliser, which will help roses produce "more blooms".

Since amphibians use our gardens throughout the year, they need shelter, such as a log pile, a dead hedge, a compost heap or the odd boulder.

So, what’s the deal with animals swapping sexes? Why do they do it and what can we learn from it? Let’s take a closer look at ...

Former Blue Demons star Levon Kendall's journey from Kits Secondary, to Europe and back home, to East Vancouver.

Cats hanging out in your garden can be frustrating as they will often destroy any plants they can get their paws on, but ...

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Spring can be a busy time in our gardens. The emerging green shoots and blooming bulbs always lift the spirits, and there's ...

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is anticipating fewer slugs in UK gardens due to the combination of cold winter weather ...

As milder conditions take hold, so will some of the garden's pests. Slugs and snails are not everyone’s favourite creatures, and they are often considered a gardener’s public enemy number one.

The RHS said slugs are part of a healthy garden ecosystem, with just nine of the estimated 44 UK species being notable plant nibblers. But the charity still advises that young plants are left to ...

If you use either kind of pellets, concentrate your efforts on vulnerable plants; don’t attempt to eliminate slugs from the whole garden. Scatter the pellets thinly, as directed on the packet, as ...