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The article offers information on the Winter Garden at Anglesey Abbey in Cambridge, England which was created by John Sales and Richard Ayres and mentions several plants presents in garden such as Brunnera macrophylla, Azara microphylla and Corylus avellana.

The article discusses creative garden designs including golden rods, sphere of plants and dome of woven willows.

Photographs of several works of artists installed at the Centre d'Art et de Nature in Domaine of Chaumont-sur-Loire in France including the Promontoire Sur La Loire designed by Tadashi Kawamata, La Constellation de Fleuve by Christian Lapie and the Carbon Pool by Chris Drury are presented.

The article offers information on two passions of artist John Morley which include snowdrops and painting, and also offers information on the garden at North Green.

The article focuses on design of Bressingham Gardens designed by Adrian Bloom, chairman of Blooms Nurseries Ltd, which features plantation of canopy trees such as a cornus, grasses such as Panicum virgatum Northwind and plants such as Sedum Matrona.

The article offers information on the sixth year of the Art, Cities & Landscape initiative which was participated by many British garden designers, sculptors, and other international artists.

The article discusses the new Elizabethean style of the Haddon Hall, and describes its features which includes presence of over 100 roses, gardens filled with steps and balustrades that lead to the house and the biggest challenge posed by the pruning of the well-trained roses.

The article discusses the Chaumont 2015 International Garden Festival which features gardens including the Cuisine Africaine by designer Leon Kluge, the Nuances by designers Pierre Labat and Delphine Guéret, and the Le Jardin D'Orphée by designers Albert Schrurs and Wendy Gaze.

The article offers information on a contemporary country garden built by Paul Mercer and Bianca Mercer in the village of Bressingham, Norfolk, Great Britain.

The article discusses the garden of Elsing Hall, Great Britain, and the experiences of two gardener named Patrick Lines and Han Yang Yap in developing the garden.

A review is offered of the private garden at Helmingham Hall in Suffolk, England.

A review is offered for the Wretham Lodge located at Church Lane East in Norfolk, England which feature kitchen garden and birds like guinea fowl.

The article focuses on the winter garden of Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire, England, comments from gardener, Richard Todd, and images of winter garden flowers.

A review is offered for the York Gate garden located in Leeds, England.

The article focuses on gardeners Catherine Penny and Andrew Penny who conserved Pax roses developed by clergyman Joseph Pemberton at the Dutton Hall rose garden located in Lancashire, England.

The article discusses the Chaumont International Garden Festival themed "The seven deadly sins" which displayed concept gardens from several garden designers including Rozenn Duley, Johan Laure, and Simon Kitchin.

A review is offered for the Sledmere House garden in Yorkshire, England, along with gardening tips from gardener Andy Karavics which includes planting nasturtiums, making cold compost and using softwood to make raised beds.

The article looks at the architectural design of gardens including the Banlieue, the Floating Delights and the Interference designed by architects Deborah Nagan, Sarah Foqué and Jo Lathwood displayed at the 2014 Art, Villes & Paysage garden show in Amiens, France on June14-October 12, 2014.

The article describes the Ramster Hall and Garden near Chiddingfold in Surrey, Great Britain famous for azaleas and rhododendrons and owned by gardener Miranda Gunn with topics including challenges due to high winds, Miranda's tips for providing care to Rhododendrons and gardens suggested by her.

The article discusses the Bressingham Gardens in Norfolk, England which is a family garden owned by nursery grower, Adrian Bloom and his family.

The article features the gardens of Sonia and Giles Coode-Adams, former president of the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), at Feeringbury, a 15th-century Essex manor house in England. Sonia shares that perennials are her thing while the trees are Giles', and that gardener Ellen Fairbanks has helped them four days a week for the past 12 years. The gardens are now home to herbaceous borders, wildflower areas and an arboretum of rare trees and shrubs, that come into their own in autumn.

The article focuses on the designing of several gardens for the Chaumont International Garden Festival at Chaumont, France which include "River of Sensation" designed by Coline Giardi, "In a State of Weightlessness" by Luc Voisin, and "See the Sounds, Hear the Colours" by Julie Aviron.

The article discusses the garden action plans at Houghton Hall in Norfolk, England for September 2013. It describes the various plants grown at the walled garden including dahlias, pumpkins and squashes, and apple. It also cites several available gardening jobs including hedge cutters and pickers for flowers, fruits, and vegetables.

The article focuses on designer plants suggested by garden designers including Amanda Patton, Andy Sturgeon and Thomas Hoblyn.

The article describes the garden created by Robin Green and his partner Ralph behind their Victorian house in Deal on the east coast of Kent, England. The seaside garden has three neatly divided areas which showcase recycled landscaping materials and plant varieties such as agapanthus, lilies, and cannas grown in pots, containers, and raised beds. The garden also features a paved Spanish courtyard, a seating area, a water feature, raised vegetable beds, and wall-trained fruit.

The article discusses how the gardening team are managing the flower borders, vegetable beds and other areas in the five-acre walled garden of Houghton Hall in Norfolk, England in the midst of summer. The gardeners keep the lawns crisply cut and edged, water remaining salad crops, and net cabbage and other brassicas. They also harvest soft fruits, take off the faded blooms of the roses, pick flowers for indoor use, prune overgrown magnolias, and keep the temperature in glasshouses down.

The article features the five-acre walled garden at Houghton Hall in Norfolk, England. It mentions that it won the Historic Houses Association (HHA)/Christie's Garden of the Year Award in 2008. The Wisteria Walk is presented with its sturdy oak pergola filling out with Wisteria sinensis, Wisteria floribunda and Wisteria brachybotrys. The peony border is described including the high maintenance it requires. Various works are discussed such as setting out young plants and staking the delphiniums.

A review is offered for the Tatton Park located in Cheshire, England.

A review is offered for Cambridge University Botanic Garden in Cambridgeshire, England.

The article discusses the winter gardening work at the five-acre walled garden Houghton Hall in north Norfolk in east England that is covered with a blanket of snow in late December. It details the practical day-to-day tasks of Houghton Hall's team of gardeners headed by Mhari Blanchfield, including planting out garlic, pruning roses and working in the potted sheds. The article also discusses how Blanchfield's team handles cutting and offers tips in garlic planting.

The article presents information on the 21st International Garden Festival held at Chaumont, Haute-Marne, France. It mentions about a garden themed "The Garden of the Red Foxes" designed by Susan Frye, Katya Crawford and Veree Parker Simons of the U.S., demonstrated the fox's enigmatic qualities. It also informs about "Beer Garden" designed by Joost Emmerik of the Netherlands. It further mentions about a garden based on "You and Me, An Encounter" theme designed by Nicolas Degennes of France.

The article provides information on the garden designs displayed at the Great Britain's Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Chelsea Flower Show. It informs about the "Out of the Blue," themed garden designed by garden designer Alan Gardner which won bronze medal at the show. It mentions about a Climate Calm garden by Nicholas Dexter that won the bronze medal at the show. It further informs about the garden themed "The Soft Machine" synonym with the human body, designed by Tomaz Bavdez.

The article focuses on the walled garden of Houghton Hall in England owned by Lord Cholmondeley, and how the gardening team maintains and prepares it for the oncoming cold weather. It says that the garden is getting an overhaul under the supervision of head gardener Mhari Blanchfield to remove bindweed and clean the path for new planting such as Croscosmia "Lucifer." An interview with gardener Blanchfield who discusses his work, the gardens he visited, and his future is presented.

A review is offered for the Houghton Hall Gardens located in North Norfolk, England.