The TelegraphAsparagus The garden jobs you must complete before any hot weather arrives The Telegraph - By Bunny GuinnessGetting your outdoor space in order can range from coppicing an overgrown hazel walk, to checking up on hedgehogs and celebrating magnolias With more people than ever enjoying their gardens, the design...
The TelegraphAntiques The secret to the ultimate rustic garden? These bargain vintage buys The Telegraph - By Francine RaymondFrom pottery cheese moulds to old tins, there are plenty of interesting ways to add character Do you feel individuality and creativity should go hand in hand down the garden path? Maybe you’re looking...
The TelegraphHerbs How to grow herbs all year round for under a tenner The Telegraph - By Alice VincentOur gardening columnist explains how a summer of fresh flavours can start on the supermarket shelf I’m something of a reluctant food grower. If I had an allotment, I’d probably use it for cut flowers....
The TelegraphPlants How to nail the cottagecore look in your garden in one day The Telegraph - By Max CrisfieldKeep your plants on their feet and get the on-trend cottagecore look with this pretty-yet-practical rustic approach For the past decade or so, the most prevalent and long-lasting gardening trend has been...
The TelegraphGardening Two hours to spare? Six easy jobs that will transform your garden The Telegraph - By Tom BrownWith ever-changing weather, preparation is key – these tips will help keep your garden in tip-top condition People say things are “like a roller coaster” too often, but nothing could be more appropriate...
The TelegraphEngland Three NGS gardens to visit this weekend The Telegraph - By George PlumptreGardens are now opening in England in support of the National Garden Scheme (NGS). Currently no gardens are open in Wales. Please book tickets and check the website before leaving home: ngs.org.uk. Oasis...
The TelegraphGardening Five years ago I was homeless –gardening gave me a second chance at life The Telegraph - By Morgan LawrenceMany people find the joy of horticulture provides an invaluable way to connect with the world. And for some, the benefits were life-changing The benefits to be gained from spending time in the garden always...
The TelegraphWestern India Garden gnomes may be the ultimate symbol of bad taste – but we can't resist them The Telegraph - Sarah RodriguesMany things have surged in popularity over the course of the pandemic, and most of them I can get behind, at least to some extent. You know: meal delivery kits and enormous vats of wine. Totally behind...
The Telegraph Best flower delivery companies online (and tricks to keep your blooms fresh) The Telegraph - By Katie RussellAs you click on the Facebook notification, your heart drops as you read: “It’s Laura’s birthday today. Let her know that you’re thinking about her!” It has slipped your mind that today is your best friend’s...
The TelegraphGardening Gardening in April: what to plant and tidy in your garden this month The Telegraph - By Lia LeendertzNot sure where to begin in the garden this month? This job list has everything you need to get your green space spring ready Ready, get set, go, go, go! For gardeners, April is the traditional time to...
The TelegraphPlants How to revive snow-damaged plants in just 10 minutes The Telegraph - By Morgan LawrenceWorried about spring plants after the sudden cold snap? These tips will have your garden looking its best in no time This morning, I peeled back the curtains to reveal an unfamiliar sight. Outside, thick...
The TelegraphGardening The Rothschilds at Exbury: inside the gardens of the most powerful family in the world The Telegraph - By Sharon SmithDespite the Rothschild name being inextricably linked with money, the family’s true passion lies in Exbury Gardens The Covid-19 lockdowns have enabled the Rothschild family of Exbury Gardens to prove their...
The TelegraphHome The 15-minute habit that will upgrade your garden The Telegraph - By Alice VincentAre you a lockdown gardening convert? Here's how not to let all the good work from last year go to waste We won’t remember 2020 being good for much, but it did undeniably benefit our gardens. Turns out...
The TelegraphSweet Potatoes Grow a glut of sweet potatoes in one container with these tips The Telegraph - By Sarah RavenThis American veg is no longer just a novelty this side of the pond – grow them in pots, in the ground or even use them as houseplants One of our all-time favourite meals at home is a sweet potato “gratin”,...
The TelegraphGardening Four easy garden jobs to get on top of this weekend The Telegraph - By Tom BrownSpend a couple of hours having a go at any or all of these projects and you'll improve your garden and enjoy it more. If only a few get completed, so be it – there’s always next weekend! Whatever size...
The TelegraphGardening What are the best garden tools? Try these tips from an expert The Telegraph - By Helen YemmAlso in Helen's weekly postbag: a pressure-washing tip; rose sickness and how to tackle a sludgy pond Every week, Telegraph gardening expert Helen Yemm gives tips and advice on all your gardening problems...
The TelegraphGardening The best roses to grow in pots on a small patio or balcony The Telegraph - By Val BourneA shortage of garden – or total lack of one – should not stop you from revelling in the dreamy, scented lushness of roses No one can deny the fact: roses are universally popular with gardeners. Most flower...
The TelegraphGardening Top tips for fences and hedges - and how to avoid the common mistakes The Telegraph - By Helen YemmPlus: don't give frost-bitten plants the chop too soon; an acanthus with mildew; how to restrain a passionflower Every week, Telegraph gardening expert Helen Yemm gives tips and advice on all your gardening...
The TelegraphGardening Spring jobs to do in the garden - but don't jump in too early The Telegraph - By Jack WallingtonWith spring finally here, it’s vital to take your time and seek advice if you're not sure what's needed The winter to spring transition is a key time to prep your garden for the year ahead. To avoid a...
The TelegraphGardening How to clear a weedy plot and prune roses - top tips for your allotment The Telegraph - By Helen YemmTelegraph gardening expert Helen Yemm gives tips and advice on all your gardening problems, including how to spruce up a weedy allotment Dear Helen On my new allotment the biggest problem is getting rid...
The TelegraphBeans How to grow the tastiest runner beans, with tips from the head gardener at Fulham Palace The Telegraph - By The Gentle AuthorLucy Hart is the horticultural talent behind the walled garden at Fulham Palace. She takes the Gentle Author on a tour through history One of my favourite gardens in London is at Fulham Palace. So it a...
The TelegraphGardening Magnolia marvels: how to grow the nation's favourite flowering tree The Telegraph - By Sarah RavenMagnolias, the crowning glory of many gardens in spring, now come in some exciting new varieties Our bedroom window in Sissinghurst looks east, so during the unbelievable sequence of perfect spring mornings...
The TelegraphGardening Where to find seeds and plants when they've all sold out The Telegraph - By Alice VincentWith a growing army of newcomer horticulturalists clearing the shelves, social media can solve your post-lockdown supply issues One of the reasons I keep gardening, even on the cold, drizzly days, is much...
The TelegraphGardening How to create a 'cottagecore' garden with these five easy steps The Telegraph - By Morgan LawrenceA recent report by the Royal Horticultural Society revealed 'cottagecore garden', the trend that boosts biodiversity, will boom this summer I still remember my first encounter with a cottage garden. After...
The TelegraphGardening Why are my favourite spring flowers disappearing? The Telegraph - By Mary KeenThe Dutch bulb trade has made it much harder to buy bulbs of my favourite spring flowers Instagram gardeners share their failures as well as their triumphs. Recently, the main moan has been about how it...
The TelegraphWildflowers Create a mini meadow in your garden with these easy tips The Telegraph - By Faith EckersallThe UK has lost 97 per cent of its meadowland since the 1930s. But there are many enthusiasts working to repair the damage Donna Cox’s happiest childhood memory is of sitting in a buttercup-filled meadow...
The TelegraphGardening The health benefits of gardening and why now is the perfect time to start planting The Telegraph - By Alan TitchmarshThree million Britons started gardening last year – and now there’s no stopping us. Alan Titchmarsh explains why soil feeds the soul Just like Mole in The Wind in the Willows, there is a moment in spring...
The TelegraphPlants The ultimate cheat sheet for beginner gardeners, including what to plant The TelegraphThree million people took up gardening over the past year, but the jargon can often be mystifying for new gardeners It’s a minefield out there. Gardening terms, words and jargon are driving new gardeners...
The TelegraphGardening Goodbye Thorny Problems, from gardening's favourite agony aunt The Telegraph - By Helen YemmHelen Yemm looks back over 20 years of wrangling readers' problems on her weekly letters page - and looks forward to new gardening horizons And so farewell to Thorny Problems… On March 3 2001, I eased...
