The Winter issue of Country Gardener is now printed and being distributed to our outlets. Our distribution is going ahead as normal this week and deliveries are not affected. Garden centres, farm shop…
Research has highlighted something we probably all knew – that since World War II gardening has changed almost beyond recognition. Vivienne Lewis explores the biggest of those changes and the im…
Victorian gardeners were known to say that late August and September were the time of year to enjoy the garden most of all. They felt the hard work of the season was over and it was only good, rewarding tasks ahead like harvesting fruit and vegetables and taking time to enjoy their seasons’ work. October meant planning for next spring …
Roses are one of the essential garden plants: easy to grow, long-lived, perfect for cut flowers, with sensational scents, fu…
Bringing the garden indoors by being creative with indoor plants can lift our mood especially through the winter months. It …
Somerset gardener Marie Salmon has this autumn refused to tidy up her garden and seems to have learned to appreciate decay. …
Even a small garden arch can add height and drama but it’s the choice of plants or even vegetables which is key. It is easy …
Rosi Rollings has been a passionate plantswoman and gardener all her life, and in …
