A prize shrub in the beautiful Highgrove gardens of Prince Charles, has written a heartbreakingly romantic novel.
The shrub, an 18 year old Hydrangea Paniculata 'Limelight' has enjoyed a weekly private audience with the heir to the throne since she was first planted.
Every Wednesday, come rain come shine, Charles has headed out to his favourite herbaceous perennial and shrub border to talk...
It is the first week of February, and for Michelle Obama, this means it is time to start planning the White House organic garden. While the garden will again contain a variety of fruits and vegetables as well as a few ornamental flowers, a new additi...
Mary Partridge, 48, of Elm Court, Wellingborough, collapsed outside her home last night, in a 'terrible state' say witnesses.
The shock occurred when Mrs Partridge had gone into her back garden to locate the whereabouts of her husband, Stanley.
Adam and Eve have taked God to small claims court. The pair contend that our Heavenly Father never returned their security deposit when he evicted them from Eden for eating from his fruit tree.
"That's six hundred big ones that he kept and didn't...
Conservative MP for Gosport, Sir Peter Viggers has become the latest victim of the MP 'snouts in the trough' expenses scandal following revelations that he claimed thousands of pounds of taxpayers money for the garden at his Stubbington home.
Outr...
Scientists at the South West Welsh University (South West Wales) have discovered why it rains more at the weekend.
"As a multitude of home sapiens are cognisant of," Dr. Christopher Verbose (MBE, MSC, BScH, Phd, SCISP) said, "Precipitation has a c...
10. God worried that Adam would always be lost in the garden because men hate to ask for directions.
I am just a normal Moggie. I have done nothing to deserve the fame and recognition I get. I go out to all the hot-spots, the bottom of the garden, the end of the road, the Litter tray, it is a new club that is always shutting down and then opening somewhere else completely different.
1) Keep it in your garden to prevent the ingress of Jehovah's Witnesses, wandering minstrels, excommunicated heretics, Mormons and stray domestic fowls (this is not a suitable use of a wandering bishop, who will tend to stray from his post, though auxiliary and retired bishops will be content to stand in your garden).
The unseasonal hot weather in April yesterday turned a pleasant afternoon working in the garden into a nightmare scenario that nearly cost him his life, for odd-job man Stan M. Bellish of Barnsley, South Yorkshire.