All Things Plants Reviews

Gardening Inspiration: Access to The Garden magazine, available digitally or as a paper version, which includes the latest developments in horticulture, fascinating gardens to visit, and RHS news.

Unlimited Expert Advice: Free personalized advice on all types of gardening problems from a team of in-house horticultural advisors.

Garden Visits: Unlimited visits to RHS Gardens, including Wisley, Hyde Hall, Rosemoor, Harlow Carr, and Bridgewater, with free or discounted tickets to events.

Partner Gardens Access: Free entry to over 220 independent RHS Partner Gardens across the UK and overseas.

Educational Resources: Access to the RHS app, which includes regular updates, the Gardening with the RHS podcast, and the latest RHS Members’ Handbook.

Seed Scheme: Exclusive opportunity to buy seeds harvested from the diverse plant collections at RHS Gardens.

Library Access: Borrow books, e-books, and audiobooks from the world’s finest horticultural library collections.

Courses and Workshops: Discounted prices for adult-learning courses and workshops at RHS Gardens, covering horticulture, garden design, arts, and more.

Reduced blood pressure

Reduced fatigue and headaches

Improved physical health and fitness.

Improved mood

Reduced stress levels

Increased worker productivity and attention span.

Growing plants can foster a sense of community, especially in allotment settings where people share seeds, advice, and laughter.

Reduces carbon footprint and promotes biodiversity.

Growing your own vegetables can save money by avoiding supermarket markup.

Gardening can be physically demanding, requiring 10–15 hours a week of dedication.

Pests, disease, and unpredictable weather can decimate crops, leading to heartbreak and potential losses.

Allotments require an initial investment in tools, rent, and potentially waiting lists.

Regular maintenance is necessary to keep the garden thriving, which can be time-consuming.