Marie-Louise Agius and her uncle Lionel de Rothschild are cultivating a shared passion at the family’s 200-acre Hampshire estate
The landscape designer finds peace in the lush vegetation and plazas of his Central American hometown
As a programme of exchanges between global heritage sites and the UK’s National Trust properties draws to a close, horticulturists are swapping mitigating tactics for combatting climate change
Clever illuminations of plants can create silhouettes and shadows that capture movement, texture and hidden poetry
Sisters Charlotte de Klee and Henrietta Fiddian-Green have staged a festive pilgrimage on their estate for decades. It’s a thing of wonder
An architect by training, he creates outdoor ‘rooms’ on tropical estates in Florida and the Bahamas
The Dutchman who popularised the naturalistic New Perennial style is still innovating as he approaches 80
At RHS’s inaugural urban gardening show in Manchester, flat dwellers and renters can learn how to make a verdant refuge
One is going for his seventh Games, the other for his first. It’s an uncle vs nephew rivalry to relish
Advocates claim that just as the moon’s waxing and waning affects ocean tides, it affects our soil’s moisture levels
The conservationist and his daughter share a radical vision for the future of endangered species
Banish bleakness with brightness and visually arresting plants that produce colour, scent, sound and movement
The right mix of soil, plants and design can combat the wetter weather and sharper downpours brought by climate change
As RHS Wisley opens a dedicated space for its 3,000 varieties, fresh light is shed on the oddities of these mysterious plants
National Plant Health Week aims to educate people about keeping local plantlife safe from potentially devastating disease
Inventive and eco-friendly trees, baubles and table settings
New cultivars, an eco-friendly redesign and education on home growing are introduced at Wisley
Leave spades aside and soil undisturbed for better pest control, carbon storage and crop production
A haematologist-turned-landscape-architect has used her fascination with science to create some extraordinary spaces
The fashion designer and illustrator Virginia Johnson shows the FT her urban sanctuary in Toronto
The designer was lured back to the event by a charity dear to his heart
A programme at the botanical gardens focuses on shifting attitudes and growing vegetables sustainably
Vita Sackville-West’s vision is respected while also being updated for an era of climate change and conservation
How the New Jersey gardener transformed a morass of weeds into a soul-nourishing refuge
One man’s passion for foliage has transformed a quiet Kent cul-de-sac into a dramatic, lush space
