These plants will not only give your border a boost of colour but will also attract a variety of pollinators, from bees and ...

A quiet revolution has been taking place in our gardens since the charity Plantlife started its ‘No Mow May’ campaign back in ...

No matter what size your outside space is, there are plenty of options for relaxed seating, formal dining, lounging or just ...

Did you know wildflowers are already growing in your lawn, you just need to stop mowing to see them flourish? From clovers to ...

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Growing plants in pots and containers is a great way to liven up a dull, paved space. However, it can be hard to keep up with watering and feeding requirements, especially if they're growing in a ...

Watering can be an everyday task in summer, but to ensure you use only the water you need, and that it goes just where you want it, a spray gun attached to the end of your hose is an essential piece ...

Wisteria plants have incredibly strong and woody stems and, in time, the trunks can become as thick as small tree trunks – it's not a climbing plant for a delicate trellis. Wisteria also offers ...

Plant Osmanthus at the middle to back of a border, in a woodland garden, or as a hedge planted in a single row, spacing three plants per metre. Variegated varieties are most compact in shape and are ...