Lost pools reveal their buried treasure

As the season changes, Lyndon Marquis from Yorkshire Peat Partnership, paints a picture of Yorkshire’s peatlands and moorlands

Adrian Thomas explains how to best look after a wildlife pond to keep it healthy and looking good

Tap, tap, tap. Tap, tap. “Oh, there it goes – that wee one’s for the pot.” The mussel in my hand slowly and silently hinges shut, like a lid on a fancy electronic bin. “If it closes completely that’s

River, meadow and wood converge around an old mill in Hampshire, where changing vistas create a bond between garden and landscape

I’M CURRENTLY READING a wonderful book called Local, by British explorer Alastair Humphreys. After years of trekking across deserts, mountains and jungles he decides to buy a map of his local area ‘so

It’s daunting to take on any established garden. Not least one that is more than a century old, Grade II listed and was described by the garden historian Professor Christopher Thacker as ‘the most con