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Dahlias masterclass: best expert content
Here’s a masterclass on growing dahlias courtesy of some of our favourite gardening bloggers, YouTubers, and Instagrammers. This article was reviewed by T&M’s horticultural team and updated on 4th April 2024.
Peas and beans masterclass: best expert content
Whether you’re new to growing veg or a seasoned gardener looking for tips to get more from your pea and bean plants, there’s plenty of food for thought here. This article was reviewed by T&M’s horticultural team and updated on 25th March 2024.
Chillies and sweet peppers masterclass: best expert content
If you want to grow your own chilli and sweet pepper plants indoors on a sunny windowsill or outdoors in the garden, here’s the best advice from some of our favourite Instagrammers, YouTubers and bloggers.
Understanding plant seeds: F1 hybrids vs open-pollinated varieties
To help you make a fully informed choice, we asked allotmenteer Rob Smith to explain the difference between F1 hybrid seeds and open pollinated plant seeds.
Petunia masterclass: best expert content
We’ve scoured the web to bring you insights from the experts who know petunias best – the experienced, green-fingered garden bloggers who love to grow them. Here’s a wealth of information and advice to help you successfully grow your own perfect petunias.
Mother’s Day gifts much better than a bouquet!
From pretty pinks to perky pineapples, fragrant flowers or fresh herbs to garnish their G&Ts, we’ve got the perfect present for Mother’s Day 2024!
Strawberries masterclass: best expert content
If you like growing strawberries we’re delighted to bring you a collection of the best advice from the internet. Read on for great strawberry-growing tips. This article was reviewed by T&M’s horticultural team and updated on 14 February 2024.
Perennials masterclass: best expert content
Perennial plants are the trusty stalwarts of our beds, borders, and containers. Here are some top tips from expert gardeners who, when it comes to perennials, really know their stuff. This article was reviewed by T&M’s horticultural team and updated on 14 February 2024.
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