Master your mix nick’s guide to edible companion planting

Companion planting refers to the planting of different kinds of crops near others which offer benefits – from attracting beneficial pollinators, to distracting harmful pests, filling gaps and much mor

In the wild, climbing plants often grow together naturally. You’ve only got to look at a British woodland to see the native honeysuckle and clematis in a wild tangle of scent and colour. And more wide

Neil and Niamh Jones of the Kitchen Garden Plant Centre give their top tips for growing delicious herbs

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

Here at GBF, we’ve long championed the importance of using good quality produce in your cooking. After all, how can you expect to create something delicious if you’re not using the very best ingredien

As summer approaches, our thoughts turn to eating outside, making the most of longer days and warm weather. Even in a small space, it’s easy to grow delicious things to eat and, where space is limited