Leading British sculptor Philip Jackson and his wife Jean are again opening their stunning gardens at their Cocking home near Midhurst to raise funds for the conservation of rare downland habitat.

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There is plenty to enjoy in Wales this Easter holiday including Amelia Trust Farm's Big Easter Event, Easter celebrations at ...

Of the mind-boggling 1,800 species grown at Wakehurst Place in West Sussex, the bluebells are some of the finest - National ...

With five village openings, three special events and nearly 70 gardens opening their gates to visitors, it promises to be a busy year for the National Garden Scheme in Powys! To keep up-to-date ...

With a host of wondrous free events and activities taking place throughout the Easter Holidays (from Saturday, April 5 until Sunday. April 27), young guests can join a butterfly themed activity sheet ...

Famous for its appearance in Makoto Shinkai’s hit anime film ‘The Garden of Words’, the expansive Shinjuku Gyoen was originally a private estate before opening to the public in 1946.

The green-fingered gang go head-to-head to create dream gardens across the UK. Have you got money put aside for a garden makeover but you don't know where to start? Do you know what you want from ...

A United Airlines plane reportedly made contact with a kite while it was attempting to land at Reagan National Airport (DCA) on Saturday afternoon, the airline confirmed in a statement to Fox News ...

However, the National Trust still remains one of the largest landowners in the UK, with more than 500 historic properties, gardens and nature reserves and celebrated 130 years in January.

Tens of thousands of National Trust members have quit their memberships as they face competition from an 'anti-woke' rival whose numbers are soaring. It lost a staggering 89,000 members last year ...

With the National Trust losing 89,000 members last year ... All of the castles, houses and gardens signed up to the association remain independently run, with many continuing to be lived in.