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I’ve been growing organically for many years and it all goes hand-in-hand with having a wildlife garden. The vegetable garden is important to me for the flavour of fresh food and for knowing what has
Andrew Oldham explains why trees, shrubs, perennials and roots create a magic low-maintenance mix
A healthy ecosystem in the garden has so many benefits for your plants and local wildlife. The autumn and winter months can be notoriously tricky for plot visitors thanks to the diminished food resour
Editor and resilient-gardening expert Kim Stoddart suggests 7 ways to promote wellbeing and boost results with a more connected approach to your garden
With expert broadcaster, author and long-standing AG columnist, Anne Swithinbank
At its core, mulching means adding a protective layer over your soil. This layer helps retain moisture, preserve nutrients, reduces the risk of soil washing away, suppresses weeds, protects plants – a