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We think you will agree that Galanthus, commonly known as snowdrops, are so very welcome this year, perhaps more than ever?

Why, when and how to stake plants is a thorny issue for lots of gardeners, but here we will try to clear away some of the confusion.

Garden inspiration using Pantone's colour for 2025

Combining different colours can create particular moods and feelings. The association of blue with the cold is so inbred in our perceptions, thanks to short winter days and the low angle of the sun...

Rosy demonstrates how to lay out a cottage garden border, full of herbaceous perennials, which will provide winter interest

The greatest flower show in the world is back, with 3 garden designers selecting us to supply plants for their gardens, find out more

Find out about the perennials Rosy grows to ensure there is winter interest in her garden.

Rosy takes you through the variety of Galanthus (snowdrops) which she has in her own garden and the number of varieties which might be useful in your own.

Find Rosy at your local club or society in 2025

Read more about our display at RHS Hampton Palace Court Garden Festival 2024

In her latest video Rosy demonstrates how to built a shady spot garden border with pops of summer colour.

In this video, Rosy looks at 14 different types of Michelmas daisies including their forms and the breeding that has taken place.

In this video Rosy talks about perennials which are perfect for planting in Autumn to give you a wonderful Spring garden.

In this video, Rosy demonstrates how you can forage and prepare winter foliage for Christmas Wreaths. All the while, being mindful

There are so many good reasons to get out and get planting in the autumn.

Rosy explores how to use blue in your borders. Learn about these and how to find other blue plants through our website

Butterflies and moths are extremely important indicators of the state of the environment. There has been a dramatic decline to Britain's butterfly numbers due to habitat destruction, agricultural...

With new homes being built all the time on increasingly small plots, lots of people are understandably quite overwhelmed when faced with an area of bare earth or turf and don't know where to start.

Rosy demonstrates how you can prune early flowering perennials to give them another flush of flowers

Our success at BBC Gardeners World was even sweeter this year