Our garden songbirds are in decline, but gardeners can make a huge difference to their survival, not just by providing the correct food.

Look out for signs of spring in your garden. It will lift your spirits and prove that winter will soon be behind us.

Sometimes gardening is like dressing a theatre set. Geoff Stonebanks shares his successful gardening style.

Even though plastic flower pots are recyclable, few get a second life before disposal. Jean Vernon offers five alternatives to plastic flower pots

If you want to have a go at growing your own food this season, Jean Vernon offers some timely advice.

Spotting a new bird species in the garden can be exciting. But how do you keep them coming?

It may be cold, wet, miserable and depressing outside but there’s still lots you can do outdoors to get your garden ready for spring.

If you are tight on space and starting out, have a grow with micro-greens. These tiny plants are simply seedlings and their first leaves pack a punch of flavour.

As the seasons change the garden birds become more animated in our gardens. Jean Vernon suggests ways to attract more garden birds.

We asked some of our contributors which plant got them hooked on gardening? It’s a fascinating insight into plants and gardens and may just take you back down memory lane.

The garden birds aren’t just pretty to look at, they are a vital weapon in the gardener’s war on pests.

Make a fresh start and get out in your garden, says millennial Jamie Butterworth as he shares some of his secrets and tips.

Award-winning garden designer Geoff Stonebanks shares some new ideas for his garden for 2024.

Over recent years there has been much research indicating that gardens and green spaces are associated with better physical, social and mental health.

Happy Winter Solstice. Traditionally celebrated on the shortest day of the year, winter solstice falls a few days before Christmas.

Make your garden work a bit harder and generate a few natural gifts for friends and family says Jean Vernon.