Back to the fuchsia!

These berries are relatively easy to grow, are available in both culinary and dessert types, and in four different colours (near-white, yellow, green and red). Grown in the garden, gooseberries also t

Rachel has been growing cut flowers at her Oxfordshire farm, Green & Gorgeous, since 2008. She shares which seeds she’s excited about sowing this autumn: pretty pastels and perennials Icelandic poppie

With the continued high cost of living, Sue Bradley urges us to make the most of the ideal growing conditions at this point in the summer to add edibles to beds and borders.

What created holes in canna leaves? Can you solve tomato woes? Read on…

I get overly excited about seasonal gluts: an armful of rhubarb gifted by a neighbour or a sticky Tupperware box filled with raspberries still full of disgruntled bugs. This bounty prompts exchanges a

One of the top experts on pests and diseases, Pippa gardens using organic methods. Garden writer Christine appears on BBC1’s The One Show. She is also a lecturer and tour leader. Matthew is Head of Ho