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

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.

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.

Gardening without the use of harmful pesticides is a positive step forward to protecting and safe-guarding our amazing natural environment

When creating a new garden it is important to take to time to observe and get to know the space before creating a solid plan.

Don't let the winter cold keep you out of the garden. As well as the usual winter tasks, utilise your time for planning and preparation.

Today, as the late evening sun warmed my back, I harvested my garlic and shallots. The leaves of the garlic had started to yellow and...

Over the past few weeks I have been eagerly watching my single globe artichoke (Cynara solymus) rapidly grow. One perfectly formed...

This unseasonably warm February weather entices me towards my box of seeds. I keep my seeds, in their original packets, separated into 2...

This is an unusual post for me as I'm not someone who regularly follows the latest trends, preferring to be led by my clients, my...

The cold winter days shorten as we move towards the winter solstice. This time of year always seems so fleeting and excitement builds as...

I was pleased to wake up to gorgeous October sunshine today and couldn't hide my appreciation as I turned into the drive at Dryhill Farm...

The August bank holiday weekend weather was a little on the cold side and so our planned trip to Porthleven in Cornwall (me, the husband,...