Worcester News - Worcester News, UK

Are your blooms potential prize-winners?
Are you a brilliant cake-baker?
Does your talent lie in capturing striking images with your camera?

Are your flowers or photos potential winners?

Barre Montpelier Times Argus - Barre,VT, USA

Veterinarians pay attention to it. So do animal trackers. If you own a pet, you are probably paying attention, too, because you have to clean it up. Yes, I’m talking about poop, scat, feces, or number two.

The scoop on poop

Dubuque Telegraph Herald - Dubuque,IA,USA

Jim Schwarz felt like an outcast.
He was a man who loved planting flowers. But in the 1970s, it seemed gardening was women’s business — at least when it came to garden clubs.

Guys in the garden

Akron Beacon Journal - Akron,OH,USA

OSU Extension staff amazed at innovations in greenhouses, fields on study tour of Israel

Desert is lush with flowers

BBC News - UK

Towns and cities around the world are turning out the lights for an hour to highlight the threat of climate change.

Cities dim lights for environment

New Vision - Kampala,Uganda

COMPANIES that supplied sub-standard farm implements to internally displaced people in northern Uganda should be penalised, MPs have recommended.

Punish rotten seeds suppliers - MPs

Munster Express - Waterford,Ireland

Are you passionate about gardening? Is it your secret ambition to be a garden designer? Do you dream of winning a Gold Medal at Chelsea?
Vision Independent Productions, the company that brought you ‘I Want A Garden’, Showhouse’, ‘Operation Transformation’ And ‘The Restaurant’ is making a new series

Wanted: 5 amateur gardeners & 5 gardens

Stuff.co.nz - New Zealand

The giraffes are always hungry at Hamilton Zoo, and local residents are being given the chance to serve them up a treat.

Giraffes to help prune Hamilton’s trees

BBC News - BBC

A £1.4m heritage lottery award has been earmarked to pay for restoration work at Victoria Gardens in the centre of Neath, it has been announced.

Lottery boost for garden makeover

Wiltshire Times - UK

THE destruction of two ancient trees in a Trowbridge neighbourhood has angered some residents who had no chance to defend them.

Fury as ancient trees get chop