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Featured Gardener: @aoifes_allotment_adventures
If you’re looking for gardening inspiration, Instagram is a veritable treasure trove of tips! We recently chatted to the robin-whisperer behind @aoifes_allotment_adventures who has transformed her plot into a vibrant space for wildlife and her local community to enjoy...
Why Alex Smith thinks YouTube is one of the world’s greatest achievements
Alex Smith, the voice behind @AlexGrowsFood YouTube Channel and website, has been shortlisted for Gardening Video of the Year Award 2024 at this year’s Garden Media Guild Awards ceremony. As one of this year's sponsors, we were keen to find out more about Alex and his...
Why Melanie Taylor has more than 50 roses in her garden
Melanie Taylor of Hazelwood Plantscapes has just been shortlisted for a Garden Media Guild Award sponsored by T&M – The Alan Titchmarsh New Talent of the Year Award 2024. Following a change in career from the tech sector, Melanie has spent the last two years...
Ultimate guide to perennials
Perennials are beautiful and versatile plants. Read Carol Bartlett’s tried and tested advice for caring for them here.
Winter bedding plants masterclass: best expert content
Winter bedding is an easy way to introduce colour to your garden in the coldest months of the year. With so many vibrant colours and forms to choose from, these hardy plants are sure to cheer you up on even the shortest of days.
Grow your own onion sets and save money
Depending on the time of year, you’ll need to choose from autumn-planting or spring-planting onion sets. Here’s a quick summary of each to help you decide.
The ultimate guide to preserving fresh produce
Here we take a look at five different ways to make the most of your fruit and vegetable plants by preserving the surplus for future use.
Winter shrubs masterclass: best expert content
Is your garden short of winter colour? Take inspiration from these expert independent gardeners and find out how to enjoy heady floral scent, garlands of berries, colourful stems and interesting foliage throughout the coldest and darkest months of the year.
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