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Renowned as a ‘land robber’, docks don’t have much going for them, other th
There’s room for some - but not always for all with pushier plants explains Toby
Anne reveals rewarding ways to maximise the edible potential of the garden in August
At this time of year many lakes and rivers are thick with it but, while many anglers may curse the green stuff, here’s why the underwater world would be all the poorer without it...
Shropshire is not the UK’s driest county, admittedly, but at Wildegoose Nursery in the walled garden at Millichope Park, between Much Wenlock and Ludlow, owners Jack and Laura Willgoss have taken the
Liz Zorab picks her favourite self-seeding and spreading plants for easier gardening
Decorating the land with their brilliant and varied hues, our native flora–which operate as clocks, calendars and Nature’s medicine cabinet–are simply blooming brilliant,