The UK's first garden gnomes - or "fairy miners"
In focus: Miss Willmott's published photographs
Country Life: The Garden Historians’ ‘bible’
Photography as applied to flowers: Mr Stevens’ ‘prize picture’
‘Gardens under Glass’: The Victorian conservatory
Geraniums (or pelargoniums?) on the windowsill
Miss Willmott's Roses
The Japan-British Exhibition of 1910
The 'juicy' tale of the Renaissance citron
Gardening across ‘the pond’ in the early 20th century
'Beautifying railways for the weary traveller'
“Gardeners in bloomers”: Early horticultural schools and colleges for women
A Christmas Present for 1909
The Early Amateur Photographers - and the beginnings of 'garden photography'
The ‘Curious and Noble’: Robert James, 8th Baron Petre of Thorndon Hall (1713-1742)
The UK Horticultural Press:1840s - 1920s
‘Booby-trapped’ daffodils and a stolen water lily: 100 years of plant thefts
For the “use of Ladies, Gentlemen and Gardeners”: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine
The Wardian Case – preventing damage to plants by “monkeys and parakeets”
The 'first' Chelsea Flower Show: the Royal International Horticultural Exhibition of May 1912