Kew, the award-winning magazine of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, pulls together a fascinating mix of articles about the work and collections of the world-famous gardens at Kew and Wakehurst. You can discover the fascinating work that goes on behind the scenes and on expedition in Kew’s mission to discover, conserve and protect the world’s wild plant and fungal species, and the ways in which people can use them to improve their lives. From horticulture, education, conservation and the environment to art and history, all the features focus on plants and fungi and the inspiring people who work with them. The latest news from RBG Kew and a complete diary of events for the season completes the magazine.

The contribution of top writers and photographers combined with outstanding design, high production values and editorial quality makes Kew a beautiful magazine and a well-respected ambassador for the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

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In our autumn issue you'll find plenty of fascinating features and ideas for your next visits to Kew. Our lead story delves into the beautiful and vitally important world of botanical art. We talk to Shirley Sherwood and ask why she has dedicated 30 years of her life to encouraging contemporary artists to record rare species.
We also take a tour of Kew's new Agius Evolution garden to discover the story of how plants have evolved into such diverse and beautiful forms, and we also get some great tips on where to go at Kew to discover inspiration for unusual houseplants. You'll definitely also want to check out our feature on the surprising history of tonic water, and how and when it got paired with gin.
We hope you enjoy this issue.