If you prune in winter, the wounds should heal without bleeding, as plants are dormant. Winter pruning also gives them less ...

Adam Woolcott has more than 30 years of experience as a professional gardener and is best known for winning four Gold Medals at The Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show, as well as three ...

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A garden with dogs can be full of surprises. Monty Don offers practical, lighthearted advice on making sure both your plants ...

Winter-pruning clematis simply involves cutting back all stems to 30cm above ground. Growth can be quite rapid once the soil ...

Bindweed is a perennial weed that's a common problem in gardens. It has fast-growing, long stems that can grow to around 3m. These stems climb by twining through garden plants, not just spoiling their ...

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Give a pot of bright cyclamen this Valentine's Day to help brighten up someone's garden until March. Cyclamen are perfect in containers alongside snowdrops and miniature daffodils, or planted beneath ...

Some herbs (and the pots they're growing in) are at risk from cold winter frosts. Find out how to protect them, in our guide.

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On plants where growth is constantly renewed from ground level, the weak, spindly shoots should be removed, as well as some of the oldest stems. With plants such as hazel, the oldest shoots should be ...