Rake up any leaves left on the lawn and and paths. Fallen leaves can smother grass and cause dry patches and the build up of ...

Divide your perennials and grasses now, as growth begins, to enjoy a fabulous bounty of free plants. Nearly all perennial ...

Take advantage of the sunny weather to get on top of your spring lawn care. Learn how, with our list of easy tasks.

Alongside its symbolic elements, the Curious Garden will feature detailed craftsmanship, including a bespoke easel created by ...

For anything hardy, like roses, hardy perennials, deciduous and hardy evergreen shrubs, and trees, planting as early in the ...

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If planted in soil that's too cold, seed potatoes are at risk of rotting. So should you plant them now, or wait?

Shrubby Mediterranean herbs tend not to be attacked by slugs and snails. This could be down to their woody habit or their oily, unpalatable leaves. Lavender is a fantastic slug-proof plant, bearing ...

These days we're all more aware of the benefits of eating seasonally. Not only do fruit and vegetables taste better when grown in season, but they're also often cheaper to buy. Eating seasonally is ...

Euphorbia trigona grows best in temperatures of 15-27°C and is likely to suffer in cold draughts. Put it in bright indirect light in a room with dry air. It can take direct sunlight, but make sure it ...

Ginger lilies are exotic perennials with bold foliage and spikes of bright flowers. They are often used in tropical style borders in combination with other dramatic plants, such as large-leaved cannas ...

Making your own compost is a great way of recycling green waste. You can make compost in all but the very smallest of spaces and there's nothing better than using your own homemade garden compost, ...