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Boost plants with fabulous free food that you can easily create in y
I’m feeding the crops now so that they can feed me later!
Comfrey is an absolutely fantastic natural resource for gardeners. Not only do pollinators love the pretty little flowers, but the plant is jam-packed with nutrients which aid healthy plant growth, to
Even if you’ve prepared your soil perfectly for sowing or planting out your fruit and veg, a little bad luck could be all it takes to leave you with fragile-looking plants. Nature is a fickle creature
Garden Organic’s research manager Dr Anton Rosenfeld shows you how to better appreciate your weeds and explains how they can signify garden conditions
Add drama to your garden with potted exotics. Soak the plant, in its original pot, in some not-too-cold water. Then move the new, empty, pot into position; this saves you doing so when it’s full of he
Professor Buczacki is a horticultural expert, writer and former chair of Gardeners' Question Time
