Rhubarb may be common in crisp, cool climates, but that doesn't mean you won't find it in the South — though, it's more unlikely.

Alongside peas and rhubarb, fresh asparagus is one of the mascots of the spring garden. Especially after a long, cold winter, ...

The most valuable plants in your garden are the ones nobody talks about. They aren’t this year’s trending tomato variety or ...

Spring has arrived and Valley View Farms has everything you need to plant spring vegetables and fruits in your garden.

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This spring break, enjoy the abundance of fresh produce, from 500-year-old olive groves in Croatia to Jersey royal potatoes ...

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Rhubarb is easy to grow in British gardens, but gardeners are being warned that they need to be careful when harvesting the plant ...

For instant spring colour, hyacinths and miniature daffodils are brilliant. They last best when kept in a cool, bright spot, as warm conditions make them finish flowering quicker. Somewhere like a ...

Our gardening expert, Andrew Clark joins Mel Bush to answer all your gardening questions including what’s eating your rhubarb, growing finger limes and when to prune walnut tree ...

It's the most dangerous plant in the UK say experts and just brushing it with your arm or leg can give you painful blisters that last for years.

From golden winterhazel to soft-yellow evening primrose, these plants add pops of color, and fragrance, to your landscape.