Bunny Guinness

A controversial subject in the gardening world, we look at the ban as a report is released by the House of Lords

Experts offer advice on how to care for your trees, including when to prune, how to mulch and why fungi aren’t as scary as you might think

It is worth knowing what planning permission you need before you knock down a wall or dig up a pool

It is worth knowing what planning permission you need before you knock down a wall or dig up a pool

It is worth knowing what planning permission you need before you knock down a wall or dig up a pool

Guess who’s coming to lunch? Our columnist gets to work in the vegetable patch when she learns that a VIP will be paying a visit

There are plenty of jobs to get on top of but keep the mower in the shed for now

From ridding the garden of pests to foraging wild garlic, our columnist offers up some fresh ideas for a busy month in the garden

For 75 years gardeners and non-gardeners alike have listened to the Radio 4 programme. Bunny Guinness reflects on her 25 years as a panelist

Being greenfingered gives you an advantage when it comes to helping the environment

Our columnist shares the top gardening jobs for January, from tidying up paintwork and DIY sculpture to a biodegradable way to protect trees

Our columnist shares the top jobs for January, from tidying up paintwork and DIY sculpture to a biodegradable way to protect young trees

It is worth knowing what planning permission you need before you knock down a wall or dig up a pool

There are plenty of jobs to get on top of but keep the mower in the shed for now

In her monthly column, Bunny Guinness reveals a new kitchen garden, the birth of two calves and a flurry of veg growing in the polytunnel

Spring tulip bulbs are a wonderful appetiser, whetting your appetite for the colour and splendour to come, spurring you on to keep the momentum and colour levels flowing.

Chelsea Flower Show 2019: the Royal family, politicians and ... - The Telegraph

The M&G garden, designed by Andy Sturgeon, has won Best Show Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, the event’s top prize.

As Chinese New Year approaches (February 16), the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is celebrating garden plants from China.

The wintry weather is slowly being shaken off in gardens across the country with the arrival of the first snowdrops marking a turn in the seasons.