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The Royal Horticultural Society's tips and advice for gardeners as the New Year begins.Continue reading...

The RHS guide to what to do in the garden this December, the society's news and events and advice on the best kit for the green-fingered.Continue reading...

The RHS's guide on what to do in the garden this month.Continue reading...

What to do in the garden this month.Continue reading...

Cultivating grape vines is a long-term investment, but can be done even in the smallest of gardensContinue reading...

Is grown your own veg the best way to lower your carbon footprint? Ken Thompson investigatesContinue reading...

At Glemham House kitchen garden in Suffolk, beans are dried for use all through the winter, not left on the compost heapContinue reading...

At Glemham House kitchen garden in Suffolk, beans are dried for use all through the winter, not left on the compost heapContinue reading...

There are several varieties of this luscious fruit, but choose wisely which figs to grow and you'll benefit until season's endContinue reading...

Spring has almost sprung, says Harriot Lane Fox, and now is the time to prepare your garden for this summer's frivolities.Continue reading...

New tools and events to whet your appetite for springContinue reading...

With winter taking some unexpected turns, there are plenty of must-do jobs in the garden, says Harriot Lane FoxContinue reading...

Something tall in a small space makes the area look far bigger.Continue reading...

Gardening tips, advice, news and events from the RHS for August.Continue reading...

The RHS diary for June. A handy round up of advice and tips on what to do in the garden this month, as well as garden news and events.Continue reading...

The RHS diary for June. A handy round up of advice and tips on what to do in the garden this month, as well as garden news and events.Continue reading...

January is here and its time to prune walnut trees, sow sweet peas and cut back that foliage.Continue reading...

December is here and there are lots of jobs in the garden, as well as a selection of shrubs to create interest over winter.Continue reading...

So look, I'm not the biggest orderer of seeds and small plants. A lot of my garden is big mature leaves, and frankly a known danger zone for container planting, which starts off well and tends to wither away by the end of summer as I lose the requisite passion for daily watering. But this year I...

Top job for the monthContinue reading...