Early autumn and early spring are good times to start improving the ground. If your allotment has been recently cultivated, then wait until spring, when the earth is beginning to warm up and the textu

Sue Bradley invites you to feast your eyes and fill your gardens with these latest arrivals

New or old, our homes tend to be marked out by some distinguishing features, whether period detailing, from cornicing to eye-catching entrance hall, or contemporary shaping, such as the form of a grap

Entertaining this Easter? These recipes will treat your guests from morning to afternoon tea, with a crowd-pleasing lunch in between

Professor Buczacki is a horticultural expert, writer and former ...

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