My favourite gardening days are those where I have no specific task in mind. The days where I wander aimlessly around my Cheltenham...

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

Doing a little bird watching from a bedroom window is a fun way to while away a chilly Sunday morning during this current February lockdown.

When frost and snow keep you out of the garden, use your time for planning out your gardening year

A week's holiday in Cornwall provides Wild Edge Garden Design with inspiration for her garden at home in Gloucestershire

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.

June has crept up on me this year. Being confined to my house and garden has meant that I've noticed the daily changes in my own garden

With the sun still shining (who can believe it) there are lots of gardening tasks to keep us busy in the month of May.

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

Just like we spring clean a house, we should also spring clean ourselves. Not by getting into the bath, but by consuming revitalising foods.

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

Herbs are outstanding garden plants that are valued for a multitude of reasons. They deserve a place in even the smallest of gardens.

February can be a tricky month in the gardening calendar - it is impossible to know what the weather will bring.

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?)

It’s the Little Things… Over the last few years there has been a shift in mainstream culture towards ethical living and sustainability....

Despite the cold, there are some plants that shine in January. Read on for information about a few of my favourite garden plants for winter

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.

A new year means new beginnings. Emma Reuvers of Wild Edge Garden Design talks through the plans she has for her own garden.