At last it's March. Spring is just around the corner and your garden will be stirring from its winter slumber. Hopefully you will have had a super display of early daffodils, snowdrops and crocuses. Magnolias

For many February is their least favourite month of the year. It's not quite winter and it's not yet springtime. Yet for gardeners, February is a month full of activity. It is time to get

January is the month of hope and anticipation in the garden. Most plants will be dormant, waiting for the warmer weather before they stir into life. Some, however, are already preparing for the new year

One gardening tradition that few gardeners now follow is the 'putting to bed' of the garden for the winter. Many gardeners used to do all their final gardening jobs by the end of October or

While we are all adjusting to our new ways of living during the coronavirus lockdown, many of you will now be spending more time at home and our gardens have become more important to us

February is upon us and the smell of spring is in the air, although it may not feel like it if your garden is still suffering from a battering from storm Ciara. But storms aside,