Perfect harmony

There’s nothing more infuriating than spending days, weeks, even months, sowing, raising and nurturing plants, just for them to be wiped out overnight by pests. However, it can be even more frustratin

Whether it’s too much or not enough, mirror Chelsea with water conservation ideas

As my taxi from Lewes station speeds towards Glyndebourne, the country seat of the Christie family, and home to its eponymous opera festival, I notice a small hill with a wind turbine slowly spinning

Many plant cultivars have come and gone since Amateur Gardening was first published. Sue Bradley looks at the reasons why some are longer-lived than others and examines a few classics

Step into the world of leading Victorian artist Frederic, Lord Leighton, whose opulent home is as much a work of art as the paintings he put on canvas

How do you prune a young apple tree on ...