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Gooseberries are some of the most underrated and overlooked fruits - and you’d think with a name like that, they’d know a thing or two about standing out. They’re a rare sight on a supermarket shel...

A school garden is a great way to get kids involved in growing their own food and appreciating the beauty and value of fresh, healthy vegetables. Children will learn where they come from, the scien...

For anyone seeking thoughtful yet inexpensive gifts for gardening friends and family, you’re in the right place. We have a range of options available, with gifts for beginner gardeners and for thos...

The pollinating insects in our gardens play an important role in ecosystems and are vital for increasing the production of fruiting plants. So, whether it's bees making honey or hoverfly larvae eat...

Some flowers have been popular for decades, even centuries, and for good reason. There’s a tendency for us to stick with these varieties that are old favourites, but there are so many more choices ...

Our gardening advice for September and indeed the next few months will lighten your workload in the spring and in many cases offer an easier start to establishing new plants in the garden.

As summer starts to edge gently into autumn during September, misty mornings give way to plenty of still-warm days, even if conditions remain overcast rather than sunny for much of the time.

Who doesn’t love a sweet, sweet strawberry in those summer months? Whether they’re livening up your outdoor space with their vibrance or being spread on crackers in jam form, strawberries are a ple...

Looking to learn how to plant onion sets or the art of growing shallots? It couldn’t be simpler with Mr Fothergill’s! Once established, onion and shallot sets require very little attention. And you...