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Rose expert Michael Marriott suggests some perfect companion plants for garden roses. Enhance your garden roses with the beauty of other flowering plants.

Debi Holland shares her love of garden annuals and suggests five fabulous annuals to grow in your garden

Roses can be grown in large pots and if you are renting, or moving home, it’s a great way of having a mobile garden. Michael Marriott from David Austin Roses shares his top tips.

Geoff Stonebanks explores how plants hug and cover different surfaces at Driftwood.

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.

Succulents are easy to grow and can be grown outdoor in the garden or in pots, or bring them indoors as house plants. Here are 5 great succulents to try.

Small is beautiful for late winter wonder and early spring colour in your garden, says Geoff Hodge.

If chillies are your guilty pleasure, February is the right time to get them started when growing from seed.

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.

Garden birds need all year round support. You can create a beautiful garden full of fantastic plants that not only look good but feed the birds too.

How to keep your roses looking their best with rose expert Michael Marriott.

Transform your Christmas celebrations by using herbs grown in your garden.

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.

Evergreens come into their own in winter. Make use of smaller ones in pots and containers to bring colour and interest to your garden.

Add some seasonal scent to your winter garden by choosing plants with perfume and transform your garden into a scented winter paradise.