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Some winter-flowering beauties prefer a prune now
As any good gardener knows, September and October can be among the most glorious months of the year. But November? and Helen Andrew Ward of Norwell Nurseries are enthusiasts of this month, too. “I’m p
Ken, Central Scotland A MATT SAYS These situations seem to be more frequent across the country these days. Happily, many of the willows and dogwoods with colourful winter stems cope well with intermit
Do I leave baby figs on over winter? Why are fuchsias distorted? Read on…
When it comes to fencing options, constrained we’re not! Is it time you upgraded to a new BACKDROP BEAUTY?
Early autumn and early spring are good times to start improving the ground. If your allotment has been recently cultivated, then wait until spring, when the earth is beginning to warm up and the textu
Save money and resources with inspiring hands-on gardener Rosie Irving in this new series
