Peonies offer voluptuous blooms to grace your garden from late spring until July. Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall gives tips on how to grow these alluring flowers.
I’m looking forward to the bumper holiday period ahead and the opportunity to get stuck into some work in the garden. With the rate of growth so rapid at the moment, what I really must do is to get my stakes and supports in place.
Get set for the gardening extravaganza that is the Chelsea Flower Show. Here's seven of the 32 show gardens featuring at this year's show that we think you should look out for.
This May sees the exciting Museums at Night weekend, when many of our top visitor attractions will be staying open late and holding special events (13-15 May) - some of which take place in the garden. Here's a list of events that garden enthusiasts should take a look at
We’re all being encouraged to live more sustainably and as gardeners we can play our part too. So, as you set up your trellises and wigwams this spring ready for your beans and sweet peas, think for a moment about those imported bamboo canes you’re using and what alternatives there might be.
Garden writer and plantsman Noël Kingsbury is asking for contributions to the Hadspen Garden Online Archive Project.
Learn how to produce expert plans for your garden designs by taking a masterclass at the studio of award-winning garden designer Luciano Giubbilei.
Calling all fans of The Archers. We've had the shocking death of Nigel Pargetter, a cameo appearance by The Duchess of Cornwall, but what else is in store for the residents of Ambridge in this the programme's 60th anniversary year?
Think of your garden soil as a living organism that needs gentle handling and you will reap the benefits in healthier plants, urges Charles Dowding in the second part of his series about soil.
