Fionnuala Fallon: Autumn is here, but think of spring and plant as many bulbs as you can

Fionnuala Fallon: Hardy annuals will happily endure an average cold Irish winter

Size does matter when it comes to bulbs so rush out and get the best varieties now before they are snapped up

Food File: Unique mini-meringues, a premium recipe site, BBQ to battle cancer and turning to tapas

Fresh local blooms are a lot more lovely than chilled flowers flown in from afar

Trees, variety and a little wilderness – seven ways to lure pollinators to your plot

From salads to sweet pea: here are five gardening projects for spring

For a summer wedding, grow fast-growing, long-flowering, floriferous annuals

With a range of heights and in a spectrum of colours, dahlias are perfect for your garden

The Irish Georgian Society has organised a Walled Gardens Study Day, to take place in early September

Now is the time to plant bulbs that will give you armfuls of spring and summer flowers

Digitalis purpurea regally colours our countryside but many digitalis varieties can heighten a garden’s borders

If you want your garden to be brimming with tasty produce this summer, then it’s time to get sowing

There’s a plant for almost every type of shady spot, but it pays to give the soil a helping hand

Forget turning over a new leaf, be brave and turn over a completely new garden

Gardens are abundant and full of promise of long, hot days to come