Boys Republic, a school and farm for at-risk teens in California, assembles, ships and sells wreaths, pine cones and more for ...

Chief Horticulturalist at the RHS, Guy Barter, say: "Don't bring a tree indoors too early. If bought early keep it outside in ...

Dried fruit ornaments: Create decorations with slices of dried apples, oranges, or cranberries, which are safe for pets if ...

Decorate your home sustainably this festive season, by making these easy and eco-friendly natural Christmas decorations from pine cones.

Bringing the outside in has long been the gardener’s solution to less time spent outside over the winter months. Adding bowls ...

We could be feasting on delicious Christmas fare over the festive season at a time when food and shelter for our wildlife is ...

DECORATING the Christmas tree is a much-loved tradition for millions across the country, and many of us will have spent the ...

Here are just a few of the legends surrounding our most popular Christmas plants. This spiny shrub with scarlet red berries ...

WITH just 16 days until December 25th, it’s likely that many of us up and down the country already have our Christmas trees ...

Being in nature is practically a religion in this Scandinavian country, which is famous for its diverse landscapes and ...

Last-minute garden foraging for simple displays - Stems and flowers from your garden can provide the finishing festive ...

• Dried citrus garlands Dried citrus fruits, such as oranges and lemons, not only add vibrant colour but also a delightful aroma to your home. Slice the fruit, dry them in the oven, and string them ...