A scientist’s experimental garden with its very own weather station
Adam Bermingham’s approach to gardening has always been endearingly boffinish
Here’s the drill: plants spuds now and nine more ways to celebrate new growing season
Spring has sprung and it’s time to get going in the garden
Gardening women: meet Fionnuala Fallon’s horticultural heroes
A “forest” of women across the world are connected by their love of plants and flowers
The secrets to growing an exotic Irish garden
We can easily recreate the sense of an Australian rainforest, leafy Asian woodland or a sun-baked Mediterranean garden, at home
A Chelsea winner's guide to creating a tranquil garden
There are many ways to create a beautiful slice of nature in the smallest of spaces
Sow delicous: Five great veg and fruit crops to grow this month
Itching to get going in the kitchen garden or allotment? Here’s a handful of crops to start growing now
Dig in, it’s bare-root planting season
Bush fruit, nut trees, hedging and specimen trees can be planted now, while they are in winter hibernation
Finding magic in the February garden
Fragrant, flowering shrubs herald the start of a new growing season
Spread a little garden love this Christmas
From “Brexit” seeds to hanging pots – what to give the green fingered person in your life
Go wild in the garden and make a meadow
You don’t need huge space to grow a meadow garden – and now is the time to sow it
Grow: pretty as a picture
Not only are they painterly, vivid and gorgeous, ‘pictorial’ meadows are extremely supportive of pollinators
Grounds to note
Recording the details of your garden’s trials and triumphs is an important part of its continuing improvement
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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