Hints, tips and advice to improve your August garden.

If you struggle to choose spring-flowering bulbs that look good together, or find spacing bulbs and planting bulbs difficult, here’s a really great solution.

What is a moon garden? Debi Holland explores and explains how to create and enjoy the wonders of a garden illuminated by the moon.

Bring your garden alive with the silent wings and elegant presence of beautiful butterflies. They are living ornaments to adorn your garden and enthrall young and old.

If hot weather, dry soil and sunny spells are wreaking havoc in your garden then choose plants that have adapted to hotter and dry conditions.

How to use up a glut of courgettes? Cookery writer Max Clark has a delicious recipe to make the most of this prolific crop.

Make more of your garden by planting climbers, ramblers and scramblers that are clothed in fragrant flowers.

If you share your garden with children, pets and wildlife it’s important to choose products that are safe to use around them.

We can’t control the weather. Our gardens are at the mercy of sun scorched drought and storm drenched floods. Geoff Hodge explains how you can make your garden more weatherproof.

Fuchsias are such summer stalwarts. Geoff Stonebanks shares why he relies on these summer beauties in his garden.

This easy recipe for sweet chilli tomato tarte tatin is a great way to use up a glut of tomatoes.

Bored of pots and planters? You don’t need to buy special containers for your plants. Why not recycle something to create a more unusual display? Debi Holland offers some suggestions

Know what plants are poisonous in the garden to pets. Here’s a list of poisonous plants for cats and dogs and 5 other hidden garden dangers.

Jean Vernon explores what it means to have a resilient garden.

Vicki Cooke explores a few historical plants that have been enjoyed in the garden and as edible flowers, including courgettes, marigolds and nasturtiums.

Hints, tips and advice to improve your July garden.