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This year were expected to get gorgeous blossoms in trees due to special weather conditions.

It’s one of the most invasive species in the UK that affects around 1.5m properties and can cause damage to walls and drainage systems

August has only just begun and summer does not officially end for nearly eight weeks. But extreme temperatures and a lack of water have caused stressed trees to drop leaves early, say experts.

While William Sitwell worries about a drought, Guy Barter from the RHS assures him that there are ways to deal with your parched flora

As the mercury rises, which plants should we be prioritising and are there some we shouldnt worry about watering?

They have long been an essential part of our spring for weathermen, gardeners and great poets alike.

As the British climate warms, gardeners are opting for non-native, drought-resistant plants that like it hot

TOM RAWSTORNE: Sitting in the spring sunshine, my new garden looks a picture. The lawn is weed-free and neatly cropped while the sculpted box hedges have barely a leaf out of place.

THUNDERSTORMS with snow have been reported as people in northern and eastern Scotland and north-east England woke up to a blanket of the white stuff.T

THUNDERSTORMS with snow have been reported as people in northern and eastern Scotland and north-east England woke up to a blanket of the white stuff.T