Garden history
Double Digging Garden History
Women are all over garden history, so how come they're so hard to find?
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Scent
Following Your Nose - Scent in the Winter Garden
From lipstick to chocolate, there is plenty of perfume for the January garden indoors and out
Garden design
Designing Your Perfect Garden: Understanding Your Garden's Location
How a Terry’s Chocolate Orange, gazing over your neighbour's fence, and a bit of subliminal cognizance can help you on your garden design journey.
Garden design
The 40 Lessons Every Gardener Should Learn
I'm making a list, I'm checking it twice, I'm gonna give out some horti advice...
Wildlife
10 plants to feed the birds in your garden
Confused about how best to feed the birds? Do it with plants! Here are 10 plants to turn your garden into a bird food haven...
Therapeutic gardens
Second Chances: Women Growing Hope at The Glasshouse
Discover how The Glasshouse transforms the lives of women prisoners in this inspiring interview with founder Kali Hammerton-Stove.
Christmas
Festive Infusions: Liquid Presents with a Taste of Your Garden
Even in the cooler months, the garden can bring flavour and pleasure to Christmas - make these festive pleasers now and they'll be ready to give (or keep) for the festive period
Wildlife
The Prickly Challenge of Winter
Helping hedgehogs hibernate may reduce hip and joint pain ... as you leave some of your garden alone!
Garden design
Liminal Loveliness: Treasuring The Space Between
How I'm planning to re-frame the view from my kitchen
Inspirational gardens
Where it all Began - My Gardens Inspiration
The garden of my family home has always been the inspiration for my career as a garden writer. A succession of my predecessors were responsible for its creation through three centuries, with ups and downs along the way.
Wildlife
Creating a Garden Aviary Without the Cage
The importance of garden birds is becoming increasingly clear and in this article I outline why. Find out what we can be doing as gardeners to encourage them to visit, or better still to come and live and breed in our gardens.
Garden design
Winter Gloss
In praise of a slightly random collection of evergreens