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    Seed Guardians nominated for an environmental award

    We’re delighted that our Heritage Seed Library Seed Guardians have been shortlisted for an Environment Champion Award – and we need you to vote for us!

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    Help us grow our comfrey collection

    Head gardener Emma O’Neill gives us a glimpse into caring for our National Comfrey Collection – and asks for help to hunt down further interesting varieties.

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    Worm cast products may harm earthworms

    Products to combat worm casts in lawns may harm earthworms - even if they're labelled organic, say experts.

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    A woolly welcome at Gardeners' World Live

    We’re delighted to be collaborating with Wool Pots for BBC Gardeners’ World Live in June.

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    Take part in the Big Butterfly Count

    Help Butterfly Conservation assess the health of our environment by spotting butterflies and moths from 12 July to 4 August.

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    Welsh pilot scheme aims to make organic produce more accessible

    A new 'Planet Card' project in Cardiff could help shoppers switch to organic food without it costing the earth.

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    Chris Collins on…slugs and snails

    Chris reveals how he tackles these garden gastropods in an organic way

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    Eight grass alternatives for your lawn

    Reduce your reliance on the lawnmower and grow a greener lawn this No Mow May

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    The Organic Gardening Podcast - May

    Chris Collins chats to Nick Hamilton – son of organic gardening pioneer Geoff Hamilton.

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    Pick up a pack of free organic seeds and grow Yeo own herbs!

    You can grow your own fragrant basil, chives or thyme plants every time you butter your bread thanks to a partnership between Yeo Valley Organic and Garden Organic.