Thaliana Bridge, constructed of weathering steel and Accoya, is tied into its surroundings by landscape works and planting.
Gagarin completes garden bridge at RHS’s Harrogate gardens
Gagarin completes garden bridge at RHS’s Harrogate gardens
www.architectsjournal.co.uk
September 20, 2026 at 10:35 PM
Thaliana Bridge, constructed of weathering steel and Accoya, is tied into its surroundings by landscape works and planting.
Thaliana Bridge, constructed of weathering steel and Accoya, is tied into its surroundings by landscape works and planting.
Gagarin completes garden bridge at RHS’s Harrogate gardens
Gagarin completes garden bridge at RHS’s Harrogate gardens
www.architectsjournal.co.uk
September 17, 2026 at 7:35 PM
Thaliana Bridge, constructed of weathering steel and Accoya, is tied into its surroundings by landscape works and planting.
Thaliana Bridge, constructed of weathering steel and Accoya, is tied into its surroundings by landscape works and planting.
Gagarin completes garden bridge at RHS’s Harrogate gardens
Gagarin completes garden bridge at RHS’s Harrogate gardens
www.architectsjournal.co.uk
September 14, 2026 at 4:33 PM
Thaliana Bridge, constructed of weathering steel and Accoya, is tied into its surroundings by landscape works and planting.
site. Development began in 1949, and Harlow Carr Botanical Gardens opened in 1950 as a "testing ground" for northern horticulture. In 2001, the society merged with the Royal Horticultural Society, making Harlow Carr the RHS’s fourth garden. Today, its 58 acres of woodland,
September 5, 2026 at 7:03 AM
site. Development began in 1949, and Harlow Carr Botanical Gardens opened in 1950 as a "testing ground" for northern horticulture. In 2001, the society merged with the Royal Horticultural Society, making Harlow Carr the RHS’s fourth garden. Today, its 58 acres of woodland,
It is of course the site of the RHS's gardens and currently under a hosepipe ban. Have they switched to growing cacti?
August 16, 2026 at 8:18 AM
It is of course the site of the RHS's gardens and currently under a hosepipe ban. Have they switched to growing cacti?
Also right-hand side for the best views on the southern approach to ZQN and good views on the approach over the lake. (The LHS gets a view of Queenstown when approaching over the lake, but the RHS's views of Walter Peak and south towards Kingston are pretty worthwhile too.)
June 21, 2025 at 8:56 AM
Also right-hand side for the best views on the southern approach to ZQN and good views on the approach over the lake. (The LHS gets a view of Queenstown when approaching over the lake, but the RHS's views of Walter Peak and south towards Kingston are pretty worthwhile too.)
I'm a member of both the National Trust and the Royal Horticultural Society. NT owns more properties and its membership is about 1.5x the cost of the RHS's; the RHS has "partner gardens" which includes both NT and third-party properties.
February 5, 2025 at 3:27 PM
I'm a member of both the National Trust and the Royal Horticultural Society. NT owns more properties and its membership is about 1.5x the cost of the RHS's; the RHS has "partner gardens" which includes both NT and third-party properties.
Princess Kate makes triumphant return with first appearance since sudden Royal Ascot withdrawal
Princess Kate makes triumphant return with first appearance since sudden Royal Ascot withdrawal
The Princess of Wales visited the RHS's Wellbeing Garden at Colchester Hospital
www.gbnews.com
July 2, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Princess Kate makes triumphant return with first appearance since sudden Royal Ascot withdrawal
‘Horticulturalists at the RHS’s four gardens are starting to retire plants that are no longer suited to the UK’s changing climate and swap them for alternatives that may have a better chance of surviving.’
There’ll be ppl organising protests about this. I hope :))
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
There’ll be ppl organising protests about this. I hope :))
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Fig and almond trees thriving in UK thanks to fewer frosts, RHS says
Society to retire plants no longer suited to UK’s changing climate after 14% fewer days of ground frost recorded
www.theguardian.com
January 3, 2025 at 11:35 PM
‘Horticulturalists at the RHS’s four gardens are starting to retire plants that are no longer suited to the UK’s changing climate and swap them for alternatives that may have a better chance of surviving.’
There’ll be ppl organising protests about this. I hope :))
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
There’ll be ppl organising protests about this. I hope :))
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
RHS states within the more expansive plant guide of this native tree (Viburnum lantana) it may be susceptible to Viburnum Leaf beetle. Well I never! This native beetle has become RHS's pest no 1 (since 2010!) because both its adult & young are defoliating all the precious garden variety Viburnums!
July 26, 2025 at 6:09 PM
RHS states within the more expansive plant guide of this native tree (Viburnum lantana) it may be susceptible to Viburnum Leaf beetle. Well I never! This native beetle has become RHS's pest no 1 (since 2010!) because both its adult & young are defoliating all the precious garden variety Viburnums!
#Wayfaringtree looking good at the mo & full of insects, which I've understood by just observing it for 5mins on warm sunny days!
Had to chuckle when I read RHS's report on this small native tree because it's been included "in a list of carefully researched plants beneficial to pollinators"🙄
Had to chuckle when I read RHS's report on this small native tree because it's been included "in a list of carefully researched plants beneficial to pollinators"🙄
July 26, 2025 at 6:09 PM
#Wayfaringtree looking good at the mo & full of insects, which I've understood by just observing it for 5mins on warm sunny days!
Had to chuckle when I read RHS's report on this small native tree because it's been included "in a list of carefully researched plants beneficial to pollinators"🙄
Had to chuckle when I read RHS's report on this small native tree because it's been included "in a list of carefully researched plants beneficial to pollinators"🙄
Interesting I think but not surprising the stalwart plant 4 all kinds of insects, the #Ragwort, holding up on #SouthDowns w a few other stalwarts, in drought conditions, is not included in #RHS's list of wild #plantsforpollinators!
Saving water, insects, planet but just not enough appeal I guess 🙄
Saving water, insects, planet but just not enough appeal I guess 🙄
July 15, 2025 at 1:31 PM
Interesting I think but not surprising the stalwart plant 4 all kinds of insects, the #Ragwort, holding up on #SouthDowns w a few other stalwarts, in drought conditions, is not included in #RHS's list of wild #plantsforpollinators!
Saving water, insects, planet but just not enough appeal I guess 🙄
Saving water, insects, planet but just not enough appeal I guess 🙄
Astonishingly, Wild Marjoram is NOT incl among the RHS's many lists of plants to grow in your garden to help our bees, hoverflies & other insects in steep decline in Britain!
RHS ~ a profit-driven institution ahead of the curve in getting gardeners on their side rather than the insects me thinks!
RHS ~ a profit-driven institution ahead of the curve in getting gardeners on their side rather than the insects me thinks!
July 14, 2025 at 7:47 AM
Astonishingly, Wild Marjoram is NOT incl among the RHS's many lists of plants to grow in your garden to help our bees, hoverflies & other insects in steep decline in Britain!
RHS ~ a profit-driven institution ahead of the curve in getting gardeners on their side rather than the insects me thinks!
RHS ~ a profit-driven institution ahead of the curve in getting gardeners on their side rather than the insects me thinks!
【Hitbox Study】
RHS's implementation had their hitboxes always follow the root motion of the owner. This was a little undesirable so I've made it a per hitbox toggle.
It's a fairly quick mod. Instead of grabbing the location of owner every frame, it's cached at the beginning of the notify.
RHS's implementation had their hitboxes always follow the root motion of the owner. This was a little undesirable so I've made it a per hitbox toggle.
It's a fairly quick mod. Instead of grabbing the location of owner every frame, it's cached at the beginning of the notify.
December 21, 2025 at 7:39 AM
【Hitbox Study】
RHS's implementation had their hitboxes always follow the root motion of the owner. This was a little undesirable so I've made it a per hitbox toggle.
It's a fairly quick mod. Instead of grabbing the location of owner every frame, it's cached at the beginning of the notify.
RHS's implementation had their hitboxes always follow the root motion of the owner. This was a little undesirable so I've made it a per hitbox toggle.
It's a fairly quick mod. Instead of grabbing the location of owner every frame, it's cached at the beginning of the notify.
You could always ask @sihart.bsky.social Librarians are ever so helpful, and the RHS's is no different.
March 25, 2025 at 6:53 AM
You could always ask @sihart.bsky.social Librarians are ever so helpful, and the RHS's is no different.
Have a look at how some recent collections have been done maybe, e.g. Cobden letters or the Shaftesbury journals? In terms of venue, maybe the RHS's Camden series?
December 5, 2024 at 10:56 AM
Have a look at how some recent collections have been done maybe, e.g. Cobden letters or the Shaftesbury journals? In terms of venue, maybe the RHS's Camden series?
Her qualification are as follows:
RHS’s botanical art guide is her favorite book
RHS’s botanical art guide is her favorite book
July 9, 2026 at 5:30 PM
Her qualification are as follows:
RHS’s botanical art guide is her favorite book
RHS’s botanical art guide is her favorite book