Love your… lupins

What’s not to love about lupins? They are imposing, entice wildlife, come in an array of colours and are good for the soil, says Joe Swift

Bursting with energy, they’ll march through summer with a LUSH LINE UP that’s hard to beat

Larkspur, or delphiniums, rise twice a year in garden borders, bringing glorious blooms at both the start and end of summer

Elevate borders with soaring floral blooms

From tiny spots of the soft yellow buttercup to towering tree ferns from Co Kerry, SW3 was filled with interest large and small, finds Tiffany Daneff

I’M on a mission to introduce more alliums into my garden. These fantastic flowers are great for colour, structure and impact – and pollinators love them, too! Alliums are basically ornamental onions;