As the days get longer,it’s time to sow seeds for some of your favourite herbs,while other plants go dormant.
It’s time to reshuffle your indoor plants for winter,and there are some new things to try.
No it’s not drinking sake with chrysanthemum petals in it,although that does happen. It’s a ritual designed to wish for good health and longevity.
In the damp soil of your garden you’re likely to see more mushrooms pop up. But there is so,so much more to fungi than their colourful heads.
They’re everywhere in swanky boutiques and on runways,so here is a guide to making your own stylish dried flowers.
It’s the Easter long weekend and this is a perfect time to get your garden into the shape you wish it was always in.
Sasanquas herald the coming of the winter months,look out for them and their stunning petals everywhere.
Favourites like violets,parsley and sweet peas will plant themselves where they want to grow and leave the gardener out entirely.
Once the reserve of swishy hotel rooms,more home owners are installing modest-sized pools to have the best of both worlds.
Some flowers can force you to play the long game,but not poppies,which will be bearing flowers in weeks. Just follow these simple growing tips.
Stefano Manfredi has an edible garden growing on his seventh-floor apartment balcony. Here’s how he does it.