Shrubs are the backbone of our gardens but left to their own devices many will outgrow their allotted space or become lanky and flower poorly. Martyn Cox guides you on how to give even the most overgrown shrub a new...
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Grow nasturtiums – these easy garden flowers create an amazing splash of colour all summer long
Hello blossom! Plantsman Andy McIndoe picks some of his spring blossom favourites. These are all small trees suitable for most gardens.
Choose camellias for large, striking flowers that light up the garden from the depths of winter into spring.
If you want more value for your money choose to grow garden perennials.
Growing plants from seed is one of the most satisfying things you can do in gardening.
Five great foliage plants to grow to your garden, including hostas, heuchera, begonias, ferns and ivy.
For more drama and impact in your summer baskets and containers choose your plants with care.
For fabulous beds and borders, choose RHS AGM award winning grasses to grow in your garden.
If you are new to gardening and want to grow something that is not just really easy but also extremely rewarding, begonia ‘Apricot Shades’ is the plant for you.
Hellebores are the winter wonders of the garden. These beautiful plants have stunning winter flowers and are a beacon of wonder in the coldest months.
Some of the most popular summer plants for hanging baskets, pots and containers are fuchsias.
When you want flower power in your pots and planters, choose petunias. These fabulous plants will create an amazing display all summer long.
Add some exotic colour to your pots and planters this season with a fabulous agapanthus plant.
Geoff Stonebanks tell us about his love of Fuchsias and the varieties he grows at his Driftwood garden.
Evergreens come into their own in winter. Make use of smaller ones in pots and containers to bring colour and interest to your garden.
The colourful red bracts of the poinsettia have become a festive favourite. Here are some tips to keep your plants looking fabulous for weeks on end.
Geoff Stebbings extols the virtues of the Christmas rose – Helleborus niger.
Martyn Cox guides you through ten of his (almost) foolproof favourite plants for beginner gardeners.
Here are five houseplants that are easy to grow and hard to kill, including African violet, begonia, coleus, alocasia and hydrangea.
Sometimes plants don’t like where you planted them, or you simply change your mind. It’s OK to move them, Martyn Cox explains.
The shops are brimming with some beautiful Christmas houseplants at the moment – but some are better than others. Here’s how to get the pick of the pots.
Is your festive offering fit for a King or Queen? Just what was on the Christmas table fresh from the garden three hundred years ago?
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