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Simple pleasures in January
The very first snowdrop Filling
A bit of a mess
Mike Palmer explains how to prune, plan, polish and prepare for 2026
There is no doubt that 2026 will be different. As the year ends in the garden that I’ve created and tended over the past 23 years, a new challenge is waiting in the wings. We are moving from the chalk
Happy New Year, to our Grow Your Own friends! Oscar and I are back down at the allotment, boots crunching on frosty ground, breath fogging in the sharp January air, and already buzzing for another bus
Swerve the big-name gardens and put these dynamic alternatives on your must-visit list this year. Chosen by our garden writer Camilla Phelps, they offer plenty of fresh inspiration to bring back to your own plot
Ellen Mary explains how these winter wonders are a sign of resilience and hope, whether grown in the garden or brought inside