Create some winter structure with beautiful bark and stems. Andy McIndoe reveals his favourite winter trees, including Prunus serrula, Cornus alba & Betula.

Five hints, tips and ideas to improve your January garden.

Jean Vernon suggests some inspiring and simple ways to create some privacy in your garden.

Get adventurous with your onions this year and try growing some unusual varieties from seed. Vicki Cooke, the former Royal Kitchen Garden Keeper at Hampton Court Palace, shows you how.

Give your bird feeders and bird baths a health check over winter.

Hedges create a living, natural alternative to fences and enhance biodiversity and garden aesthetics says Geoff Stonebanks.

Geoff Hodge unravels the mysteries surrounding garden secateurs to help you get the best from these useful pruners.

Plants that flower in the winter bring joy to the garden. Geoff Hodge shares some of the most beautiful winter-flowering clematis.

Grass expert Neil Lucas suggests some fabulous grasses to turn your garden into a winter wonderland.

There’s something very exciting about a fresh new year. It sort of gives us permission to go plant shopping. And that fills every gardener’s heart with pure joy.

Bring your dreams to life. Make an action plan for your 2026 garden says Debi Holland.

Don’t forget to look after the ground-feeding birds. These are the birds that don’t usually visit your seed and peanut feeders. Many of our garden birds are ground-feeders.

Don’t dump your houseplants in fear of costly bills, there are plenty of houseplants for low light and lower temperatures, says Debi Holland.

Find out the best way to prune your bush, shrub and climbing roses with rose pruning advice from Michael Marriott of David Austin Roses.

If you are searching for ideas to treat an avid gardener, Geoff Stonebanks shares some of his trusty and sometimes rusty tools, accessories and gadgets.

Geoff Stebbings extols the virtues of the Christmas rose – Helleborus niger.