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I moved into a brand new house in January 2012 - and began to create my new garden as soon as I moved in.  I really like cottage style plants and hoping to make the garden even better next year and attract more wildlife - if anyone has any tips

?  Cottage garden style or formal?    and...is there more...

Joe Swift demonstrates how to prune back honeysuckle, in the cottage garden at Berryfields.early AprilMore advice on pruning plantsPruning shrub roses video guidePruning viburnum plants, with advice from Chris BeardshawTips on pruning plants

Hi. Just watched joe swift on gdners world (8/3) design a cottage garden on a tablet/iPad or similar. Anyone recognise the app he used or could suggest a good value one. I'd love to give one a try plus it will cut down on the amount of paper wasted

cm across (approx.) Lychnis coronaria? Yes!!! Thank you very much. A friend has a cottage in Brittany and saw some in a garden the other day. I was sure someone on the blog would know what it is! It is a good doer in my garden as it self seeds, I did

In February they are to repeat Carol Klein's "Life in a Cottage Garden" runs for 6 weeks, well worth watching again or if you missed it the first time round, and the book of the same name is very good-adorable! it is like a journal/ diary

pale pinks, pale blues and white cottage garden theme. Don't you think?   I think it will go very well. I have never grown them but think they are lovely. My son inherited 5 when they moved in to their new house and they are gorgeous. Two are red

My wife owns a cottage in Lyme Regis with a small garden - we are looking for a friendly gardener to keep it looking neat and tidy. It is mostly just keeping a small lawn trimmed (mower supplied) and a bit of light weeding and pruning to keep

I am a regular Gardeners World Subscriber and have been for many years. At the front of my cottage there is a lovely copper beech tree after which the cottage is named. It is getting very large and shading my neighbour [they don't mind] but I feel

, so this section is shadiest part. Plant must not have poisonous berries. Also can't afford too much height (3-4ft maximum);garden style is 'cottage' Help! Maybe some evergreen azaleas. Sarcoccoca with its lovelly winter fragrance. Some ferns