Growing vegetables from seed is much easier than you might think.

Debi Holland explores five lovely ways to introduce a little more structure to your winter garden.

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.

Tamsin Westhorpe takes the chill off gardening in a frost pocket with some handy hints.

If you want to share your garden with a family pet, there are some things you need to consider. Pet-owner Geoff Stonebanks explains.

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

Where would we be without worms? These soil dwelling creatures are responsible for soil health in our gardens. Without these wiggling creatures our soil would be compacted, starved of oxygen and probably waterlogged.

Growing from seed is the budget way to fill your garden with lots of plants, follow Debi Holland’s tips for success.

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

Give your faded baskets and plants a new lease of life to create your own winter wonderland, says Geoff Hodge

Making garden compost is easy. It is a process that goes on around us in nature, all we need to do is to harness the ingredients within our composter.

One of the easiest fruit you can grow in your garden is rhubarb. Vicki Cooke raises the humble rhubarb to gourmet status.

Some of the historical techniques that were employed by gardeners decades ago are just as relevant today, especially when it comes to crop rotations.

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.