The 80 metre glasshouse range at Cambridge University’s Botanic Garden is a suite of house connected by a corridor. Broken into sections the display showcases a variety of plants giving year-round interest. Head of Horticulture Sally Pettit told Ken Crowther about its history.

Autumn is a good time of the year to inspect your lawn for problems and treat before the temperature drops and the lawn stops growing. John Clowes treated his lawn in October and the grass is looking good as he told Ken Crowther.

Autumn is a good time of the year to inspect your lawn for problems and treat before the temperature drops and the lawn stops growing. John Clowes treated his lawn in October and the grass is looking good as he told Ken Crowther.

Autumn is a good time of the year to inspect your lawn for problems and treat before the temperature drops and the lawn stops growing. John Clowes treated his lawn in October and the grass is looking good as he told Ken Crowther.

Ken Crowther and Geoff Hodge answer your gardening questions and queries, including when is the best time to prune pyracantha and can you propagate old pear trees. If you have a gardening question email [email protected]

Ken Crowther and Geoff Hodge answer your gardening questions and queries, including when is the best time to prune pyracantha and can you propagate old pear trees. If you have a gardening question email [email protected]

Ken Crowther and Geoff Hodge answer your gardening questions and queries, including when is the best time to prune pyracantha and can you propagate old pear trees. If you have a gardening question email [email protected]

Ken Crowther and Geoff Hodge answer your gardening questions and queries, including when is the best time to prune pyracantha and can you propagate old pear trees. If you have a gardening question email [email protected]

Autumn is a good time of the year to inspect your lawn for problems and treat before the temperature drops and the lawn stops growing. John Clowes treated his lawn in October and the grass is looking good as he told Ken Crowther.

The 80 metre glasshouse range at Cambridge University’s Botanic Garden is a suite of house connected by a corridor. Broken into sections the display showcases a variety of plants giving year-round interest. Head of Horticulture Sally Pettit told Ken Crowther about its history.