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How to help garden birds survive winter with food, shelter and clean water
Ryde allotment invites residents to grow produce, learn skills and meet others
Autumn Harvest Show to celebrate the Island's gardening talent this month
Gardeners who help Sandown look lovely celebrated at ceremony
Rare chance to visit 16 private Isle of Wight gardens this weekend
Rare glimpse into 16 private gardens as annual Isle of Wight event returns
Islander secures place on prestigious horticultural course
Garden expert's top three tips to help make your spring daffodils last longer
Alan Titchmarsh shares simple trick for getting rid of weeds as spring heats up
Popular gardening event set to return to the Island
WIN an afternoon tea voucher for FOUR at new look Busy Bee
What's new at Busy Bee? Take a look inside revamped garden centre
The best garden shrubs and perennials you need to get if you hate pruning
Five key tasks to ensure your gardens are summer ready
Craft, flowers, photography and cookery on show at horticultural event
Island village impresses in first-time entry to Bloom awards
Households urged to cut a small hole in their garden fence for this one reason
Gardeners urged to stop mowing lawns by these key dates to avoid ‘killing’ grass
Fond farewell as Busy Bee owners hang up gardening gloves after 38 years
Alan Titchmarsh reveals the 5 'showstopping' plants that every garden needs
Sandown in Bloom 2025 recognises town's best gardens and frontages PHOTOS
Hosepipe restrictions are in place in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight
Winners of top gardening competition crowned at Steam Railway
How to keep your garden flourishing during a hosepipe ban
Tunes and treats at Summer Garden Party in Ryde this Saturday
My desperation search for inspiration... and ladybirds!
Blooms brightening up public spaces this summer
Bonsai artist and potter to speak at Island event
What is the law on cutting trees down in your garden? How to avoid hefty fines
Abstinence makes the plants grow longer so let's all do our bit
Alan Titchmarsh’s simple tips to get the perfect lawn – from moss to bald patches
Gardening guru and volunteer presented with top environmental award
Garden expert shares £1 coin hack to make ideal environment for grass seeds
Popular Gardening Galore event set to return next month
Island Horticultural Society spring shows attract hundreds of entries
Expert shares 5 reasons why mowing your lawn now will do more harm than good
Expert shares how banana peel can help outdoor flowers thrive in cold weather
Fears declining horticultural association "could be assigned to history"
Obituary: Former Ventnor Botanic Garden curator Simon Goodenough
Garden centres are a fundamental part of British culture
Eminent garden designer back at Barton Manor to run courses for local enthusiasts
Garden expert issues winter warning to households with fake grass - 7 top tips
Myths and folklore surrounding our favourite Christmas plants
Give your garden wildlife some home-made Christmas treats
Ventnor Botanic Garden awarded national tree collection status for its eucalyptus
Natural adornments to spruce up your Christmas tree
The Isle of Wight hotspots where Japanese Knotweed is thriving
How to put up with slugs in your garden instead of killing them
How to create a dog-friendly garden
Why leatherjackets can wreak havoc with your lawn
The spookiest plants you can get for Halloween
Daffodil expert talks through varieties for every setting
How to protect your garden before the first frosts set in
Barton Manor to host course run by leading British garden designer