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When it comes to food, each decade is known for certain recipes. From Spam 'n eggs to molten lava cake, here are the most popular the year you were born.

Home-grown floristry sector shows it doesn’t have to dominated by lorry logistics, fossil fuels, excess water consumption, pesticides and ‘Packed in Ireland’ stickers

For more than 60 years, David Austin Roses has named new varieties after historical British figures, all of them white. The Dannahue, which honors Danny Clarke, changed that.

Ammal was born in Kerala in 1897, did cutting-edge research at the Royal Horticultural Society from 1946-51 after being headhunted by the organisation and was one of the leading botanists of her time

From winning flowers and bold colour combinations to the power of companion planting, here's how to elevate your gardening skills

The scenes yesterday after King Charless crowning at Westminster Abbey echoed those that took place at street parties all around the country at the Queens Coronation in 1953.

In 1953, residents of streets around the country celebrated the crowning of the first female monarch in more than 50 years as Britain continued to pull itself free from the misery of the Second World War.

Chefs have rustled up a royal creation for King Charles III. Here are the tales behind other recipes worth getting your teeth into

A Canberran reveals the real ingredients behind Coronation chicken.

A Canberran reveals the real ingredients behind Coronation chicken.