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July is the time to enjoy your garden. Borders If we are enjoying sun and little rain you will probably …

There is a lot to see and a lot to do in the garden during June. Borders Hellebore and Euphorbias …

Time now to enjoy your garden. In May, keep an eye out for unwelcome late frosts, have your hoe handy …

By April, Spring has definitely arrived! From a faltering start, life in the garden is now clear to see and …

February is here, the days are getting longer; Spring will soon be with us. Take advantage of any good days …

The Christmas and New Year celebrations are over, now that January is here, you can start thinking about planning for …

The UK’s largest repository of dried garden plants will be available online after the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) digitised its …

Contributor Simply Garden Spares give advice on keeping your mower in tip top condition Look after your mower and your …

As with many things today, the choice on offer is so wide it gets confusing. In this lawnmower buying guide, …

From guest contributor, Compost Direct A well tended lawn sets off a garden, it does though take a bit of effort …

Winter can take their toll on our lawns. Although ours is growing well, there’s a wide sprinkling of weeds, bare …

Whether you are starting a new garden from scratch, normally the case with a new house, or, what you have …

There is no substitute for an attractive well tended lawn. Where a real lawn is impractical, artificial grass could be …

Extreme weather seems to be more common. Some areas are experiencing flooding for the first time. Hopefully you escape the …