Gardening

Who says we have to wind down the garden just because we’re growing older? If this sounds like you, you may like to venture into the world of herbaceous borders

Preparing an edible garden each spring or autumn can feel like a daunting proposition, which is why perennial edibles can seem like such a great option.

As winter approaches, and many of us face soggy sections and gardens unable to be worked until spring, those with rock gardens have the advantage

The more we learn about soil microbiology and insect life, the more we simply don’t want to make use of glyphosate any longer. Discover our alternatives

We share with you some of the techniques professional growers use to produce flowers with longer stems for your next flower arrangement.

You don’t need to be a bee keeper to have ‘golden girls’ visit your backyard garden, our tips will get you started.

As with all good things, we need to plan ahead to make them happen, and some of the most treasured of spring flowers are no exception.

From quick growing annuals, to long-standing perennials, mid-summer is the perfect time to put the seed in the ground.

‘Yarrow’ is queen of the garden. To find more about this plant’s magical transformation, and where you can use it in your garden, read on!

If you’re heading away over the festive season, holiday-proof your edible beds with these handy tips!