#horticulture

#horticulture

Robert and Elsie Mutschler opened Mutschler's Rare Plants 45 years ago, transforming a flower shop into a business specializing in rare plants sought by enthusiasts.

The Dahlia Society of California Flower Show draws thousands of visitors annually to the Hall of Flowers, showcasing growers' best blooms, with awards in multiple categories.

"It's a place to come and get away," said Mica Pirie, executive director of the garden, on a recent April afternoon. "My cheesy little thing I say is that it's a calm in the center of the silicon storm."

We have a wetting agent programme, which essentially is something we can spray into the soil. It sounds like a weird term, but it makes water wetter. When you think a soil is really, really dry, our grasses can still get water that is maybe not available to other plants.

The recently opened riverside path in Fulham has gained a public artwork by the well-known British-Nigerian artist, Yinka Ilori MBE, called "100 Found Objects."

The Chelsea Flower Show is a significant event that influences gardening trends, showcasing elements like Corten steel, Mediterranean planting, and outdoor kitchens that later become popular among home gardeners.

Using the process of hybridization, a horticulturalist from International Fruit Genetics spent several years and made thousands of attempts at creating the specific flavor.

The Telegraph named London's gardens, such as the stunning Kew Gardens and serene Kyoto Garden, emphasizing their natural beauty and cultural significance across the city.

"There are some very special women who spend many, many hours year-round to organize this fundraising event," says Ansilla Barrandeguy, plant sale chairperson and a club member since 2002.

The Royal Parks charity is launching a three-year apprenticeship program, offering paid positions for those interested in starting careers in horticulture.

"Our vision is that eventually public space would actually be stored in a way that's, like, ecologically functional and appropriate," said Miner.

The storms have wreaked havoc across the country, taking down 24,000ha of forestry, while planting goals have stagnated significantly over the past two years.

The Imperata 'Red Baron' offers striking visual appeal with its vibrant red leaves during summer, transitioning to burgundy in autumn, making it a stunning addition to outdoor gardens.