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Don't give up on your crispy, yellow lawn – here's how to make it green again
Quick and simple advice on getting your lawn back to being green after a heatwave.
13 deadly hazards to spot in your garden before they become an emergency
There is no denying that gardening is good for you, but there are risks involved. To avoid accidents, we point out the potential dangers in your garden and how to avoid them.
‘When I’m not in the garden, I pull buses and lift rocks' TV producer, director and Instagram sensation Martha Swales
TV producer, director, podcaster and Instagram sensation Martha Swales on her
ambition to get everyone growing something
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A vibrant drought-tolerant container display with plants for all seasons
James Horner creates a drought tolerant container for all seasons.
The one thing you can add to your garden that’s guaranteed to get wildlife in!
Garden ponds are an essential habitat for wildlife and are a calming addition to a garden. We share what needs to be considered before you build your garden pond
How to protect pets in a heatwave – and avoid deadly dehydration, sunburn and heatstroke
Everything you need to know about letting your pet out into the garden, keeping them cool and exercising in hot weather
8 wacky planting combinations that will make your pots stand out
Try something different in your pots this summer, with one of these quirky planting combos.
6 key tips to prevent wildfires from starting in your garden
As wildfires spread across Europe, we recommend 6 tips to prevent them from starting in your garden.
This windswept plot was transformed from a scrappy lawn into an outstanding contemporary garden
Designer Declan Buckley transformed a breezy, exposed garden on an awkward site by cleverly dividing it into rooms with different characters
7 deadly garden plants that could kill your cat, and what to plant instead
Here are 7 plants that are potentially toxic to cats, and suggestions on what to grow instead.
7 expert tips on helping your garden survive summer heatwaves
As the hot weather in the UK continues, we ask three horticultural experts how we should be adapting the way we garden to hotter, drier conditions
These plants are super easy to grow, come in the most amazing array of colours and fill the perfect summer colour gap
These pretty, long flowering perennials are loved by pollinators, come in many colours and work well in different styles of garden, from dry schemes to prairie-inspired plots
You could be prosecuted for not dealing with this garden weed properly. Here’s how to know if you’ve got it
Everything you need to know about Japanese knotweed and how to deal with it if you find it in your garden.
12 great free gardens to visit in the UK this summer
You don't have to pay to get into see all beautiful gardens, many are free. Here's our list of the best free gardens in the UK
Jo Thompson to become head of garden design studies at London College of Garden Design
Jo joins LCGD alongside award-winning designer Duncan Cargill, who has been appointed deputy head of garden design studies.
You won't believe that this garden is in the Cotswolds, not California
Around a contemporary house in Oxfordshire, designer Matt Keightley has used sculptural planting and stone to create a series of stunning courtyards that look more like California than the Cotswolds
Key plants from Piet Oudolf's field at Hauser and Wirth
The garden at the Hauser and Wirth gallery in Somerset is a planting installation by garden designer Piet Oudolf called the Oudolf Field. Here you'll find 24 of the key plants that make up the stunning perennial meadow garden.
Slug-proof veg: the ultimate list of 17 vegetables that slugs and snails won’t eat
Struggling with slugs eating your crops? Here are 17 varieties of veg that they won't touch.
Remembering David J. C. Austin, celebrated chairman of David Austin Roses
David J. C. Austin has died at the age of 67, leaving behind a huge horticultural legacy
Expert plantswoman Rosy Hardy chooses plants for July that will bring colour and interest throughout the heat
As summer hits its stride, plantswoman Rosy Hardy picks a rich mix of colours,
from a deep-purple clematis to a pink sweet pea and an orange red-hot poker
7 pro watering hacks that’ll keep your garden lush when the summer heat strikes
We can all do our bit for the planet and our gardens if we water the right way
These 7 small details will make your garden look more high-end, according to designers
These tips from garden designers will make your space look more high-end
Is your garden a poisonous plot? Here are 28 deadly garden plants
Most of us have a some hazardous plants in our gardens but with a little care and attention, we can survive together just fine
What is the Big Butterfly Count and how can you take part
The Big Butterfly Count takes place 17 July to 9 August 2026. Read our guide to how you can take part in this important citizen science project, and how to attract more butterflies to your garden