Grow a Garden Launches Anubis Part 1 Update
The Roblox tycoon game added a limited-time Anubis event with new plants, pets, items, and hourly weather that can mutate fruit.
Global Gardening News
This page covers gardening across the world, from vegetable gardens and flower beds to container growing and the hobby itself. Reporting follows the trends, plants and practices that draw growers in every region.
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November 6, 2026
Pamela Anderson Shares Autumn Garden VideoThe actress posted an Instagram video of her Vancouver Island home, featuring a rainy autumn morning and garden tour.
November 4, 2026
Klaver Flowers Premieres Company FilmThe family-owned flower grower unveiled its new film for employees in Ethiopia and the Netherlands before showing it at a major trade fair.
November 2, 2026
Duck Side of the Moon Lands on PS5 November 17Starbrew Games brings its cozy cosmic adventure to PlayStation 5 alongside a free Homegrown gardening update.
October 27, 2026
Short Film Flowers Premieres on Fools Garden ChannelNic McRobbie self-funded and directed the film, which features the iconic song Lemon Tree.
October 25, 2026
Grow a Garden Launches Ghoul Garden Update Part 2The latest game update introduces the Trick or Treat House along with new Halloween-themed plants, items, and weather events.
October 23, 2026
Film Greenfingers Joins Netflix Library in UK, IrelandThe 2000 comedy starring Helen Mirren and Danny Dyer arrives on the streaming platform.
October 20, 2026
Shoprite Launches Act For Change Garden CompetitionThe retailer is seeking submissions from community-based food gardens to receive a share of R1 million in funding.
October 14, 2026
European Growers Produced New Encore AzaleasA collection of reblooming azaleas has expanded production through a network of nine growers across Europe.
October 11, 2026
Grow a Garden Launched Fairy Event Part 1The latest game update introduces new plants, pets, and seasonal activities to the virtual garden world.
September 27, 2026
LetPot Will Launch Smart Indoor Garden on KickstarterThe LPH-Home indoor gardening system will debut on crowdfunding platforms this October.
Regular subjects here include plant trends that spread quickly across borders, viral plants, garden supply businesses and their growth, community gardens and what they produce for their neighborhoods, and growing practices with clear environmental benefits. Coverage reaches every region where people grow plants, from dense urban balconies to large rural plots. Container and small-space gardening draw as much attention as the traditional backyard vegetable patch. Climate, water access and local growing seasons shape which practices spread and which stay regional.