Fighting Fit

Garden cuttings

Wormald's week

Cold comfort

It needn’t be bleak outside this winter if you focus on form and texture. Here's how

Look after wildlife in your garden

It’s cold outside, so spare a thought for the creatures that share your garden

Gardens

Green shoots of recovery

At Thrive, gardening is the best medicine

Weekend tips 29.11.08

Hiding gas tanks and touching trees

Everything in the garden...

Fuchsia paniculata blooms non-stop for a year

Surprised horticulturalists believe Cornish maritime climate and climate change are behind the continuous pink blooms

Save money in the garden

To beat the recession, thrifty gardeners are going back to basics. You can save money and still smell the roses

Winter pot plants

Pot plants are an instant pick-me-up for the cold, damp winter months and if you choose them carefully, you’ll have spring sorted, too

Wormald's Week

Blackcurrants, dogwoods, gooseberries and willows cuttings and insulating outside taps

Mock the weeds

From rat-infested city flat to country home and sit-on mower, comedian Ed Byrne is loving the rural life

Weekend tips 22.11.08

Problems with magnolias and witch hazels

Joe Swift

Autumn garden blitz, part two

Tree house may be for the chop

A child’s tree house may have to be demolished because planners have said that it needed permission

The appeal of mulch

What can improve the soil, suppress weeds and make your borders look smart?

Prose garden

Like her writing, the Suffolk plot of the novelist Elizabeth Jane Howard is a thing of sophisticated beauty

Wormald's Week: seed potatoes, greenhouse guttering and summer-fruiting raspberries

Joe Swift

Autumn garden blitz, part one