Gardening in a Changing Climate
Winners, Hangers & Losers: Gardening Through a Heatwave
After a summer of relentless heat, parched soils and hosepipe bans, it’s clear that gardening in a changing climate is becoming our new reality. But while some plants struggled, others thrived.
From heat-loving salvias, resilient grasses and glorious roses to the casualties that simply couldn’t cope, I’ve been taking stock of what survived and what didn’t. Discover which plants proved their resilience, and find practical tips for creating a garden better equipped to face whatever the weather brings next.
Which were your winners, hangers and losers this summer?
CRAFTED FROM NATURE: Designing Our RHS Sandringham Garden
How do you translate the character of Norfolk into a contemporary garden? We explore the thinking behind our RHS Crafted from Nature garden at Sandringham, from traditional reed thatching and local stone to naturalistic planting.
PLANT LIST: RHS Sandringham Flower Show | RHS Crafted from Nature Garden
Discover the full plant list from the RHS Crafted from Nature Garden at the RHS Sandringham Flower Show
PLANT LIST: RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival | Teucer Wilson Green the Gap Garden
Discover the full plant list from the Teucer Wilson Green the Gap Garden at RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival