Looking for gardening ideas for 2026? From juicy berries to jungle plants, get your green thumbs ready to try these trends.

These are the garden ideas experts say will define how we grow, relax and future-proof our outdoor spaces in 2026.

For the first time, the RHS suggests climate is the main driver of new gardening activity, as climate change presents ...

Sow Brussels sprouts in a small pot in early spring indoors, setting them in individual small pots when big enough to handle.

Blackcurrants are forecast to enjoy a resurgence thanks to newly-bred varieties sweet enough to be eaten fresh. As a berry ...

More than half of Britain’s front garden space and a third of back garden space is paved over, reducing the potential to help with flooding, wildlife and storing carbon, experts have said. New ...

Some people leave corners of their garden untouched for a bit longer so wildlife has shelter during the coldest part of ...

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has shared ways to care for winter flowering houseplants, from amaryllis to jasmine and ...

Botanists classify berries into a wide range of types – a true berry is a fruit formed by a single flower with seeds embedded in the pulp. Berries here, however, refer to horticultural usage – any ...