Growing edible flowers with the experts

Try the trend for plants that taste as good as they look

Sally Coulthard reveals the darker side of some of our most bewitching blooms

The best way to get an abundance of cut flowers, be it for a wedding or a bedside posy, is to grow them yourself. You can, as I often do, simply go outside into the garden and snip a handful of whatev

Advice and inspiration with Nige Eaton, horticulture expert at Moss & Moor, Ilkley

Ensure all the plants in your garden are giving their best performance by keeping them sufficiently fed and hydrated. Azaleas, rhododendrons and camellias start to form next year’s flower buds from la

To garden successfully we need to work with nature and not against it – and that includes planting for wildlife. This doesn’t have to be dedicating a whole new area – but, in fact, growing ornamentals