As the News Editor on Gardeningetc, Rebecca covers everything from the common mistake your making when pruning your roses, to handy tips about how to keep your houseplants alive. She has been covering all things gardening for two years across Homes & Gardens and Ideal Home. There isn't a single gardening trend that passes without her knowing about it.
She's currently the proud owner of a thriving container garden on her small city balcony and a jungle of houseplants. Small gardens and container plants are her specialties.
Latest articles by Rebecca Knight
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Scientists reveal why small urban gardens are essential to the survival of bees
Landscaping A new study at Bristol University suggests that small urban gardens are crucial for helping bees and other pollinators with the right planting
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Expert shares genius way to dispose of an old Christmas tree easily every year
Landscaping A dead hedge could be the answer to your Christmas tree disposal dilemma for years to come
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Garden designer Mark Lane reveals the tool every gardener should invest in
Garden Tools If your New Year's resolution is to get out into the garden more, this tool is worth investing in
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Most expensive plants in the world - the priciest plants available to buy
Plants The millennial houseplant boom is seeing some plants selling for more than cars, and these are the most expensive plants in the world available to buy
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Garden expert reveals the mistake we're all making when potting up plants
Plants Gardener Arthur Parkinson shares his top tip for avoiding this container planting compost mistake
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Experts warn dog owners to beware of this poisonous Christmas plant
Plants Holly might be a festive favorite, but the poisonous Christmas plant can pose serious danger to dogs
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Mark Lane reveals the most common winter gardening mistake - but there's still time to fix it
Plants Gardeners' World presenter Mark Lane shares his top tip to fix this mistake, but time is of the essence
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This couple's stunning outdoor kitchen renovation is filled with Mediterranean charm
Outdoor Living The outdoor kitchen renovation took 10 months to complete and even required a crane, but the result was worth it
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This stunning autumnal shrub has been crowned Chelsea Plant of the Year 2021
Plants The Chelsea Plant of the Year 2021 is the Cercis Canadensis 'Eternal Flame'
