A garden that favours plants and greenery over hard landscaping will have a larger appeal to wildlife and will make us feel better too.

Bright blue star-shaped Camassia flowers are brightening up my garden this week. An easy and unfussy plant for some early spring colour

Fresh air is the key to making it through the cold and dark winter months.

Plant bulbs from November to guarantee lots of early colour in your garden in spring.

Shrubs and trees add an important element to our gardens and are great for wildlife.

What easy garden plants can you grow to eat?

Garden sparrows provide hours of amusement as they tear their way around my garden in the crisp and clear spring weather

Shorter days provide us with the perfect time to plan the gardening year ahead

A well planned garden will look good no matter what the weather. There are a number of plants that can be used to add winter interest

A cool and wet May sees our gardens burst into new growth. Pop out into the garden when the weather allows with my May gardening checklist

Creating garden mulch from your garden waste is a useful way to add nutrients back into your soil and create a healthy garden ecosystem

Having a wildlife friendly garden is more straightforward than you may think. Read on to find out what you can do.

Limited outdoor space? Container gardening can green up your balcony or outdoor space. With a little planning the possibilities are endless.

With all our weekend plans cancelled and sunny weather on the way, it is the perfect time to get stuck into gardening

No time for April showers, read on for tasks for the garden in April

March is an exciting month for gardeners. New growth suggests that Spring may actually be on her way.

10th February 2020 is World Pulses Day. Why on earth should we have a whole day just to celebrate pulses (and can I grow my own?)

Despite the cold of January, there are lots of garden tasks that can get us out into the crisp winter's air. Read on to find out what.

Go super sustainable this Christmas and learn how you can grow your own Christmas wreath.

Garden for wildlife and let nature in. Plan your outdoor spaces with wildlife in mind.