Magnolia x loebneri ‘leonard messel’

My first visit to Benton End was in September. That year, the summer had been relentlessly dry, yet out of the parched dusty ground peeked large clumps of Colchicum speciosum, both white and tessellat

Award-winnng nurseryman John Massey has created a little piece of paradise in his sprawling eight-acre canalside garden – an oasis full of year-round interest

Vibrant shades that bring warmth and sunshine to the garden

D espite being exotic, these striking blooms are so easy to grow

If I could grow only one rose, this would be it. Fine, coppery foliage on thornless stems form a wiry, many-limbed shrub. Small, tapered buds are held in loose sprays and open into single flowers of s

Lift your spirits and your landscape with easy pops of colour in any border