Safe ladders solution for uneven terrain
Falls from ladders in Britain result in an average of 130 visits to hospital A&E’s every week in a recent survey. People are overstretching, losing their balance, placing their ladder on an unstab…
FROM THE ARCHIVES FROM THE ARCHIVES
NEWS CUTTINGS
LATEST FEATURES
TRENDING
All change in the gardening revolution
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…
THIS MONTH
Jobs in the September garden
September is generally a cooler, gustier month than August and the days are noticeably shorter. If you have a fruit or vegetable patch, you’ll be busy reaping the rewards of harvest. It’s also time to get out and start planting spring-flowering bulbs for next year and you can collect seeds for next summer’s colour too. Make the most of the …
FLOWER FOCUS
Daisy delights
A common sight in almost all our gardens, the daisy in its many forms and colours Is a delightful sign that spring has arriv…
Roses, roses all the way!
Roses are one of the essential garden plants: easy to grow, long-lived, perfect for cut flowers, with sensational scents, fu…
House plants to bring winter cheer
Bringing the garden indoors by being creative with indoor plants can lift our mood especially through the winter months. It …
There is true beauty in decay
Somerset gardener Marie Salmon has this autumn refused to tidy up her garden and seems to have learned to appreciate decay. …
OCTOBER ISSUES AND MORE
Editor's Pick of the Week
Too many gardeners are not brutal enough and waste their final crop by letting …
