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Sarah Raven visits the 'no-dig’ specialist Charles Dowding to learn how to reap a vast and varied supply of vegetables from even the smallest plot
They may look beautiful, but life is brutal in Britain’s biggest fields of blooms, finds Christopher Middleton as he joins the pickers for the day.
These subtle yet striking plant combinations are easy to care for and will look good in containers from spring to summer, says garden designer Jinny Blom
Val Bourne advises readers to mark the Royal Wedding with sweet William seeds
Bunny Guinness shows you how to throw a garden party for all seasons
The latest green-fingered trend to arrive from America is crystal clear: mini gardens encased in glass. And at the forefront of this micro movement is Tovah Martin
A round-up of the latest gardening news events, including the shed of the year competition and where to see wild orchids
Gardeners' Question Time panellist Matthew Wilson takes a horticultural tour of The Archers neighbourhood
Ian Douglas has a disappointing new year but looks forward to spring.
Video diary: The Daily Telegraph's RHS Chelsea garden designer Cleve West visits Bamber Wallis.
A selection of pictures from our favourite spring gardens to visit
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A selection of pictures from our favourite spring gardens to visit
How to harness plastic in pursuit of bumper early crops that you can grow under polytunnels.
Spring is officially here, and you won’t miss a thing in your garden with our Monthly Planner
Fruit and Vegetables
Val Bourne explains how to feed blackcurrants, pears and plums
Monty Don is back with two gardening shows on television. He speaks to Mary Keen
Want to trim your bills, update your home and do your bit for the planet? Sarah Lonsdale tests the latest 'eco’ products and sorts the fads from the finds. This week: Eco-gardens
Spring plants do well in shade, says plant buyer John Hiorns
Plan now to extend the strawberry season, advises John Hiorns
Do you grow as much winter veg as you could? Growing fabulous rows of a wide choice of feisty vegetables stops the garden becoming just a window landscape and gives it real purpose.
Garden Projects
GARDENING EQUIPMENT
Bunny Guinness explains how to make a functional water feature with a sense of purpose
PLANTS
Perennial vegetables are a beautiful, low-carbon alternative to sowing from scratch every year, says expert edibles grower Mark Diacono
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