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5 things people with a low-maintenance vegetable garden have
If you’re thinking about starting a vegetable garden around a busy schedule this year – or you just want to…
7 sweet-smelling winter flowering shrubs for your garden
The gloomy weather might mean that there isn’t much to tempt us outside right now, but introducing some winter colour…
7 early flowering plants that will brighten up a January garden
It may be New Year’s, but outside, everything is still looking decidedly grey and brown. With months until spring, this…
How to reuse old towels as winter wildlife protectors
Every home has that one greying towel that’s dried more bodies than you dare to count. But instead of tossing…
I built a mini pond in a bucket – here’s why you should too
Every single year, my garden is filled with confused frogs and toads looking for somewhere to rest. Finally, I decided…
The plants to never prune in midwinter – 5 types to avoid
It’s never too early to start gardening – even in January – but before you go secateur-happy, you’ll need to…
Tabletop veg is set to be *big* this year, according to the RHS
Tight on space and looking for convenient harvests? Try growing some of the best tabletop vegetables.The RHS are predicting that…
How to protect your garden from winter damage – expert tips
The last weeks have seen bitterly cold weather hit the UK, with a great deal of the country blanketed in…
4 climbing plants to prune in January for healthier growth
If you’re keen to crack on with a bit of gardening this weekend (and you can brave the cold), there…
7 hardwood cuttings to take in January for free plants
One of the best ways to bag yourself new plants without buying them? Work out which hardwood cuttings to take…
5 easy winter wildlife projects to do with the kids
It might feel like it’s too cold to get out in the garden, but if your kids are as feral…
These vegetables benefit from frost and snow, say experts
If vegetables are growing in your garden right now, you’re probably wincing at the bitter weather that crept up on…