Rachel Bull

2 weeks ago | inkl.com | Rachel Bull

Simone rocha on a green background. When she's not dressing the most fashionable people in Hollywood, designer Simone Rocha likes to spend time in her garden. Just like her designs, her garden tool of choice, the Niwaki Secateurs Pruners (from Goodee), is at once avant-garde and classic. She explains her love for the Japanese gardening tool in an interview with The Strategist. Simone states: 'I love being in my garden, and I love growing flowers.

2 weeks ago | homesandgardens.com | Rachel Bull

Color is a very powerful thing, and no more so within the breathtaking garden designs at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. There was one garden that really stood out for me this year owing specifically to its rich and bold, yet somehow sensitive color palette, and that was The Glasshouse Garden, designed by Jo Thompson. Whenever I step into a garden, I am always searching for how it makes me feel – I want to connect with the planting.

2 weeks ago | homesandgardens.com | Rachel Bull

David Austin Roses has today unveiled a brand new rose at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show, created in honor of His Majesty King Charles III. The King’s Rose is a shrub variety that produces semi-double, repeat-flowering blooms. Its petals feature joyful, candy-like stripes in shades of fuchsia pink and white, creating a hand-painted look and an almost a child-like charm. It is the first-ever striped rose to be created by the rose breeder.

4 weeks ago | inkl.com | Rachel Bull |Thom Rutter |Drew Swainston

Naturalistic planting in front of stone moongate and fountain. In just a couple of weeks, the Royal Hospital Chelsea will once again be taken over by some of the best garden designers, nurseries, and growers in the industry. The Chelsea Flower Show 2025 takes place between 20-24 May and it set to be another incredible week of celebrating the very best in horticulture.

1 month ago | homesandgardens.com | Teresa Conway |Rachel Bull

There are so many foxgloves varieties to choose from that you'll be spoiled for choice if you want to add some to your planting scheme. Producing slender spikes of flowers, foxgloves or Digitalis create vertical accents through a border. The statuesque spires show off the other plants around them and provide a great food source for bumblebees. Of the 20 species of Digitalis, most are perennials, but the best known is the biennial purple-pink D. purpurea, which grows wild in and around woodland.