Stephanie's Garden Blog

Hot on the heels (almost) of his national newspaper writing debut, Harrod Horticultural company horticulturist Martin Fiddes has made the headlines again as his article on growing herbs in the kitchen appeared in the April 11th edition of top selling tabloid the Daily Express!

The Royal Horticultural Society's Lawrence Hall in London was the venue for the 2012 Garden Press Event - an annual event which represents the perfect way to banish the winter gardening blues and get the lowdown on what's new in gardening. Our horticulturist Martin Fiddes sends this report...

I must apologise for the lack of entries recently, but I've been on a whistle-stop trip to Exeter in Devon, near to the RHS's west country garden at Rosemoor.

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Imagine a typical scene at the local allotments. Older men wearing caps and clad in their favourite gardening gear, gathered together in a ramshackle shed plonked next to an overgrown plot discussing how great it is to escape the house and wife, is probably the picture your mind conjures up. But things are very different these days...

The three shire counties of Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester have a rich agricultural and horticultural history, celebrated by the ever-popular Malvern Autumn Show. Martin Fiddes finds out more...

The latest in the series of Kitchen Garden Grow Your Own Veg events, held at the Royal Horticultural Society's northernmost gardens at Harlow Carr, has proved to be another resounding success. Our horticulturist Martin Fiddes filed this report from the event.

The Royal Horticultural Society's Britain in Bloom competition results for 2007 have been announced - and it's good news for East Anglia, reports Martin Fiddes.

Although the school holidays have barely begun, you've no doubt already spotted the 'Back to School' banners emblazoned across windows - and when the kids eventually do go back, what exactly will they be eating? Horticulturist Martin Fiddes finds out more...