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The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has launched a new sustainable resources campaign to encourage Brits to save water both at home and in their daily lives.

The Northern Irish village of Broughshane, County Antrim, has been credited with two coveted awards in the Royal Horticultural Society's (RHS) Britain in Bloom competition.

Gardening with children has been recommended as an easy and productive way to get young people exercising and spending more time outdoors.

The Oxfordshire village of Launton is celebrating all things green this week with the provision of 70 plots for the area's gardeners and growers.

A group of gardening enthusiasts in Lancashire have found a new eco-friendly way of building a greenhouse without the need for glass.

Hollywood actress and singer Bette Midler is set to open a community garden in New York next month.

A school in Cheshire has introduced a new horticultural course to its syllabus for students who want to learn practical skills in gardening and landscaping.

A new scheme aimed at garden owners could see pensioners earn cash in return for the use of part of their land, it has been suggested.

An increasing number of Brits are seeing foxes, frogs and hedgehogs in urban gardens, a new survey has revealed.

The British Tomato Gardeners Association (TGA) hosted its third Tastiest Tomato Competition this month, attracting both professional and amateur fruit and vegetable growers from across the UK.