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As summer flowers fade, colourful cyclamen start to come into their own, says
The flowers that grace the garden in autumn and winter tend to be modest, demure little things. Although the glamorous, fragrant blooms of Camellia sasanqua are not short on delicacy, low-key they are
Long dismissed as garden relics, these easy-care classics are now the go-to for effortless colour and pollinator appeal
November may bring frost but it’s the perfect month to plant and prune fruit trees, for a taste of summer that money can’t buy
The days might be cold and grey but your outside space can still bring you joy – there are sturdy, vigorous plants that will fill it with beauty and heart-lifting colour…
Plant your bulbs now for a lovely bright start to spring
Right now, I’m pruning the roses. I hate them looking so straggly and forlorn, and he-who-has-opinions can’t bear their wayward stems trying to snag him as he makes his way to the shed. I feel the ros