Gardens
Course Work
The newest member of the WT team, Rebecca Cuffe, tracks down a handful of the best gardening tutorials around
The Instant Gardener
BBC presenter Danny Clarke explains what drew him into the world of horticulture
Vegetables With Meals in Mind
Dish up your home-grown feasts with pride by following Jo Arnell’s tips for growing success
Project Plant
Do you have spare land to plant some native trees? Help The Woodland Trust to combat the spread of tree diseases with its specially selected tree packs
Early Bird Gardening
Jo Arnell gets ahead this month in preparation for a productive year in the garden
Gardening Resolutions
Jo Arnell advises us on taking positive steps in the garden for the year ahead.
The Winter Garden
Colder weather doesn’t have to mean the end of decorative pots and hanging baskets – Emma Hardy’s book shows how
Deck the Halls
Jo Arnell celebrates the Yuletide tradition – and fun – of decorating your house with evergreens
Mellow Fruitfulness
After an exhaustingly sunny summer, Jo Arnell is relishing gentler autumn gardening
Gone to Seed
Jo Arnell gathers in seeds and rejoices in autumn as the start of the new growing cycle
Wood Works
The secret to the perfect work/life balance may already be in your garden - and if it isn’t you can build one... by Isobel Mackay
Flying Flowers
Sue Whigham celebrates the glory of butterflies and suggests ways to encourage them to your garden
Blooming Good Health
Jo Arnell on why gardening and being outside is not just good for us – it is absolutely essential for our health and wellbeing...
Containing Your Joy
Growing plants in containers is not only aesthetically pleasing, it can be practical too, says Sue Whigham
Gone to Mow a Meadow
Joshua Sparks, a horticulturist at Sissinghurst Castle, shares his love of wild flower meadows
Sweet Smell of Summer
Sue Whigham shares her passion for one of the nation’s favourite flowers – the simple, yet delicious, sweet pea
Wild Wrapping
When it comes to presenting beautiful gifts, Jo Arnell looks to nature for inspiration...
Lay Down Your Shears
Sue Whigham marvels at late-season flowers, seed heads and grasses and urges gardeners to think before pruning
No Shrinking Violets
Sue Whigham pays attention to the ofter overlooked shrubs and trees that provide a welcome burst of autumn and winter colour...
Splendour in the Grass
Let ornamental grasses carry your border gently into the autumn and beyond, as Jo Arnell explains...
Strong Front
Sue Whigham laments the demise of the front garden and explores the factors behind its decline and what is being done to ensure its survival...
Summer Bounty
Jo Arnell has her trug at the ready to cash in positively on a gluttonous season in the garden...
Born Survivors
Inspired by a trip to Dungeness, Sue Whigham takes a closer look at plants that thrive in shingle...