Hydrangea ‘Love’ far outperforms the common or garden hydrangea in terms of flower shape, colour and more.
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Grow your own tomatoes
Sarah Wain from West Dean Gardens shares her tips for growing tomatoes, including varieties to try in your garden – beefsteaks, cherry tomatoes and more.
Grow your own chillies
Sarah Wain from West Dean Gardens shares her secrets and tips to get the best from your chillies.
Grow wallflowers
This post comes from QVC’s David Ponton. David was originally an osteopath specialising in spinal disorders in racehorses and he took up gardening after a life threatening injury. QVC viewers love his wonderful enthusiasm and passion for plants, especially when he discusses the fascinating stories behind the lovely plants he presents for Hayloft Nurseries. One of […]
Lemon-scented herbs
You don’t have to grow lemons to get a fresh citrus flavour. Barbara Segall grows some varieties of lemon-scented herbs that have a sharp lemon kick.
Spring plants for small spaces
Short on space, or restricted to pots? Here are some lovely spring gems for your garden. Plant addict Andy McIndoe recommends some spring treasures for small spaces.
Five plants to amuse kids
If the kids show an interest in gardening, start planning now to nurture their enthusiasm and choose easy, fun plants to entertain and educate them.
Grow the edible fuchsia berry
Article note: This article was originally published in 2016 and the Fuchsia ‘Berry’ referred to in the article was available at that time through Thompson & Morgan. Please contact Thompson & Morgan for current availability.
Magnolia ‘Black Tulip’
Treat yourself to a QVC exclusive – the stunning Magnolia ‘Black Tulip’. Tune in to Richard Jackson’s Garden for your chance to buy this garden wonder.
Say it with plants on Valentine’s Day
Give a gift that keeps on growing this Valentine’s day with Richard’s suggestion of five houseplants.
Fuchsia ‘Mr Blue Sky’
Grow the new trailing blue fuchsia ‘Mr Blue Sky’. It’s easy to grow and makes the perfect plant for hanging baskets.
Rhododendron ‘Germania’
If you buy one plant this spring, choose something that adds elegance and drama to your garden. Introducing the amazing Rhododendron ‘Germania’ – the QVC cherished choice for Plant of the Month for February.
Giant trailing fuchsias
Look out for a fantastic collection of giant trailing fuchsias on Richard Jackson’s Garden at QVC this spring.
Spring-flowering shrubs
Spring-flowering shrubs are a great choice for a small garden. Plantsman Andy McIndoe chooses a few spring beauties to brighten and cheer the garden.
Growing primulas
In early spring there is no cheerier sight than a patch of primulas. Simple to grow, follow our easy advice for growing your primulas this year.
Grow peonies
Peonies are easier to grow than some might think and with a small amount of care you will be rewarded by their stunning display each summer.
