Gardens are an increasingly important part of the natural environment – as gardeners we can all help tackle both the causes and effects of climate change, right on our doorsteps
10 things all gardeners can do now
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Before you make changes, you need to understand your green space and take stock of what you've got
Once you’ve answered these questions you’ll know where to get started to make a difference in your garden.
Discover four key ways to make your garden as green as it can be, reduce your carbon footprint and provide vital habitats for wildlife
Get your soil into good shape, go peat free, start composting and mulching
How to cope with water shortages and extreme rainfall, store water and use it wisely
Choosing the right plant for the right place and right purpose
How to avoid using harmful chemicals, reduce your plastic use and recycle
Eco-friendly gardening has many benefits for both people and planet, and you can make a difference in even the smallest garden
The RHS Sustainability Strategy: within the decade, we aim to become net positive for nature and for people, and to encourage and enable gardeners to do the same.
Design your garden to combat climate change
Protect the precious life that shares our gardens
The Royal Horticultural Society is the UK’s leading gardening charity. We aim to enrich everyone’s life through plants, and make the UK a greener and more beautiful place.
