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Cobnuts are used like any other nut, eaten as a snack, used in [...]

Autumn is the best time to plant out camassias, ready for flowers in [...]

Wonderfully architectural plants like acanthus have a bold impact when planted in a large [...]

With the common name coming from the appearance of the flowers that resemble a [...]

Daffodils are a symbol of spring, signifying new life and the growing season ahead. [...]

If you’re keen to get creative and want to add some charm to your [...]

November: Bonfire bonanza As we take a step further into autumn, the chills [...]

Remember remember the fifth of November... gunpowder treason and plot. I see no reason [...]

Whether you have them in your garden or love a winter woodland walk, these [...]

November is a slower month on the veg patch, although there are still things [...]

November is a time when the fruit garden is starting to slow down, but [...]

If you’ve got a large harvest of parsnips and don’t want to save them [...]

Winter is a relatively quiet time of the year in the gardening calendar, making [...]

Scent in a garden can be wonderfully invigorating at the best of times; probably [...]

Although by November most herbaceous perennials and annual plants have finished flowering for the [...]

Complement the different shapes and forms of plants with counterparts that will enhance the [...]