Every garden needs some crocus flowers. These early, elegant flowering bulbs are the harbingers of spring. Geoff Hodge explains.

Every garden needs some crocus flowers. These early, elegant flowering bulbs are the harbingers of spring. Geoff Hodge explains.
If you fancy your very own supply of homegrown nuts, now is a good time to plant some.
Transform your Christmas celebrations by using herbs grown in your garden.
Add some seasonal scent to your winter garden by choosing plants with perfume and transform your garden into a scented winter paradise.
If your fence has blown down in the wind, replace it with a wildlife hedge; it will transform your garden.
Don’t waste money on loud, explosive fireworks, instead invest in some plants that will light up your garden with autumn colour for years to come.
Make the most of nature’s party plants and plant some colour and vibrancy for autumn.
A biennial is a plant that flowers the year after they are sown, and there are some really great types that you can grow.
Plant addicts really got a treat at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower show. The hotly contested RHS Plant of the Year 2024 competition had some fabulous new plants on the shortlist.
Garden perennials are the secret ingredient that every garden needs. They are great value for money, they bulk up year on year and if you choose well, they will fill your garden with colour and wonder all season.
These cherished blooms are an essential addition to every garden. Plant ravishing roses, says Debi Holland.
Hellebores truly are the winter wonders of the garden. These beautiful plants have stunning winter flowers and are a beacon of hope in the coldest months of the year.
You don’t need to wait for some frost or snow to add some white magic to your garden, Jean Vernon has plenty of ideas.
Peonies are the must-have flower of the summer. Create the wow-factor in your garden with these fabulous, flamboyant flowers.
Add some creepy chills to your Halloween with Debi Holland’s guide to five spooky houseplants.
If you love roses, you will really appreciate these new rose varieties.