Infuse your ice cream mix with the heady scents of scented pelargoniums for a heavenly flavour.

Infuse your ice cream mix with the heady scents of scented pelargoniums for a heavenly flavour.
Vicki Cooke explores the virtues of The king of herbs – basil and offers some expert advice regarding taste and flavour
Geoff Hodge offers some timely advice to make your hanging baskets spectacular this summer.
With spring well underway, it’s time to plan and plant for the summer. Debi Holland chooses her five favourite summer bulbs and offers her tips and advice along the way
Rose expert, Michael Marriott from David Austin Roses, offers his advice to getting the best from your your roses and picks five all-time favourites.
Cosmos are one of the easiest, most rewarding flowers you can grow in your garden. Their simple, open flowers have a friendly, smiley, summery demeanor and can be planted in beds, borders, pots and containers all around your garden with simply stunning results.
Debi Holland shares her love of garden annuals and suggests five fabulous annuals to grow in your garden
Rose expert Michael Marriott suggests some perfect companion plants for garden roses. Enhance your garden roses with the beauty of other flowering plants.
Plants in pots will elevate any garden, whether you have a patch in the countryside, small urban plot or even a narrow balcony.
Tamsin Westhorpe is on a mission to encourage gardeners to invest in some of her favourite February flowering, low growing plants.
Broad beans are an easy vegetable to grow and much more robust than French or runner beans. Why not give them a go in your garden this year?
When the aches and pains limit your gardening, it can be disheartening. Debi Holland offers advice on how to keep yourself gardening when faced with restricted mobility
Grow some plants in the garden that bear berries to help birds through the winter. Pyracantha, ivy, holly and cotoneaster are all good choices.
Geoff Hodge offers his tips and advice on growing festive holly and ivy.
Geoff Stebbings extols the virtues of the Christmas rose – Helleborus niger.
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.