Award-winning garden designer Geoff Stonebanks shares the secrets of his successful plot.

If you’re looking for top rated bird food, you’ve come to the right place. Richard Jackson High Energy Bird Food supplies everything that your garden birds need, all year round.

Vicki Cooke, former kitchen garden keeper at the Royal Hampton Court Palace, reveals some historical tricks of the trade to force plants into growth out of season.

Make a pledge to be more wildlife friendly in the garden with some help from Debi Holland.

Transform your Christmas celebrations by using herbs grown in your 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.

In the depths of winter the gardener’s friend, the robin becomes the star of the garden.

Feeding the birds can add a wonderful dimension to your garden. These delightful creatures will feed, bathe, dance and roost in your trees and shrubs filling your world with their beauty, grace and antics.

If you are looking for last-minute ideas to treat a gardener, we’ve got some great garden gift ideas.

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

Birches are one of the most attractive trees for our garden, but if you thought that they all had silver or white bark, you are very much mistaken

We might associate the robin with the winter garden, but did you know that the little wren is one of our more common garden birds?

Geoff Stonebanks shares his festive tips and plants for garden containers.

If your fence has blown down in the wind, replace it with a wildlife hedge; it will transform your garden.

Create some real drama in your garden with a seasonal planter. Just a handful of plants will establish colour and interest for weeks on end.

Roses can grow in shade, as long as it is not dry as well, such as under a tree. Michael Marriott picks his favourite climbing and rambling roses for shade.