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A change of season demands an examination of successes and failures in the garden, writes Malcolm Griffiths

Bermuda is Love was founded by a group of friends looking to give back to the community

The BZS Micro Forest Project has planted 1,500 native and endemic plants around the island, hoping they will push out invasive plants

A garden can be frustrating and costly when little thought has gone into the design concept, writes Malcolm Griffiths

During the summer months, irrigate your garden heavily, if possible twice a week, to encourage roots to chase the water and retain their growth habit

Hedges are ideal for keeping out unwanted objects and are also great protection from wind and salt spray

Starting off with a workable plan and a detailed understanding of the end product should save you financially in the long run, writes Malcolm Griffiths

Weeklong programme is organised by the Skills Development Programme

Lawns are the dominant feature in backyards as they usually cover a larger area than flower beds

Warwick Academy students have made $2,000 selling produce grown on the school campus

For year-round appeal think trees, shrubs, vines, herbaceous, annuals, cacti and succulents, palms, ground covers and bulbs

Bermuda’s annual delivery of Easter Lilies will jet their way to Windsor Castle tonight where King Charles III will receive them for the first time