Inspiration
Get the wildflower meadow effect
You don’t need a huge garden to create a wildflower meadow-effect. Even small urban gardens can do it, says Debi Holland.
Features
Whatever your level of gardening experience we have a selection of articles, guides and videos to advise and inspire you in your garden! Make sure to check back as new content is published regularly.
Pests, weeds and diseases
Keeping box plants healthy
Keeping box plants healthy can be a bit of a challenge, but there’s a natural way to protect your topiary, hedges and box plants from the box tree moth caterpillar.
Inspiration
A tower of strawberries
Everyone loves strawberries and it’s so easy to grow your own. Clare Matthews has a great idea for making a strawberry tower that will keep the kids busy for a spring afternoon.
Lawns
Season by season lawn care
Geoff Hodge takes you through his calendar of lawn care hints, tips and advice for a lawn you can be proud of.
Edibles
How to harvest, ripen and store your produce
After months of hard work, it’s time to reap the rewards of your labour. Martyn Cox helps you harvest, ripen and store your vegetables.
Edibles
Can I grow flowers with my veg?
Debi Holland offers five reasons why flowers are good to grow in among your veg.
Edibles
How to grow supermarket basil
How to make the most of supermarket basil. You can make your pot of supermarket basil last much longer by potting it into a larger pot. It’s one gardening job that is easy and will...
Edibles
Edible flowers
When it comes to growing our own food we usually just think of fruit and vegetables, but there is another garden ingredient that can be edible too; flowers. Jean Vernon picks her favourite edible flowers...
Edibles, Grow your own
Keeping your garden productive
Martyn Cox has some helpful grow-your-own advice with some seasonal summer tips.
Edibles
Grow broad beans
Broad beans are an easy vegetable to grow and much more robust than French or runner beans. Why not give them a go in your garden this year?
Edibles
Winter edibles to grow and pick now
As the garden starts to slow, there are still plenty of edibles to pick, store and grow for winter, says Martyn Cox.
