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.
Preserve the fragrance of summer with this delicious recipe for rose petal jam. It captures the very essence of roses and lifts the spirits in winter.
Martyn Cox shares his advice for peak summer Grow Your Own success to keep your plot productive.
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
Plants in pots will elevate any garden, whether you have a patch in the countryside, small urban plot or even a narrow balcony.
You donโt need a grass garden to appreciate the beauty of these useful plants, says Neil Lucas of Knoll Gardens.
We canโt 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 weather proof.
Top tips on dealing with drought in the garden in hot weather, including watering advice for lawns, containers, shrubs and trees.
Our gardens have become a haven away from the chaos of the rest of the world. Jean Vernon offers advice on staying safe in the garden.
The hedgerows are bursting with elderflower and the garden is rich in fruit ripening in abundance. You can preserve the taste of summer right now, using fresh ingredients from your garden.
Geoff Stonebanks learns ways to enjoy his garden in lockdown and offers his hard earned advice. In a ‘normal’ย year, Geoff Stonebanks opens his summer garden to hundreds of visitors, offering copious refreshments including tea, cakes and even lunch and afternoon teas. This year, the garden has been closed, giving Geoff a time to stand back and take stock.
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.
Everyone loves roses. Michael Marriott from David Austin Roses has spent his career working with these wonderful plants and picks some of his favourites.
Martyn Cox helps you start growing your own fruit, herbs and vegetables in your own garden, with lots of timely tips and advice.
With thousands of visitors throughout the summer, Geoff Stonebanks at the Driftwood Garden has plenty of tips for preparing your garden for summer.