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Hi, I'm sure this will be an easy one but can anyone please help me identify this plant in my garden and give me a little background on how to grow more, ideally from the one I have? Our even tell me how to upload a picture of it on here. Ha

in my Cornish garden. It is now some 7 feet tall and as much across and looks wonderful - pink, cream, etc. we're it not cut back it would become an untidy and less attractive tree. Do not be afraid to cut it back like this. Hello jean. I also grow

Hi All, I have several lovely specimens of toffee nosed kniphofia (red hot poker only cream coloured). Some of the foliage is brown and manky looking others while the rest is quite green and healthy looking. Does anyone know - do I cut all foliage

Hello all, Ive got a couple of Lilac shrubs that surround my front entrance and I'm wanting to take some cuttings to plant some more around the garden. Ive searched on google how to and they all seem to say that it is extremely difficult to make

Take rosemary cuttingsSummer's here and the barbecues are lit, so now's the time to be plundering your herb garden for added flavour. Follow our step-by-step guide to how to take rosemary cuttings now and you'll never be without a fresh supply

. Seeds probably wouldn't come true. I've just collecting some petunia seeds from a petunia in the garden which has died off. If I sowed them at the right time do you think they will grow? May be I will try cuttings -  if the flowers don't make seeds I

Should I do this even if my shrub is young?As all the stems seem green It flowered profusely this year and I don't want to do the wrong thing for next year. This is the first time I have actually understood which stems I have to cut out - the WOODY

I am quite a novice gardener but I really enjoy learning so any help will be really helpful. Problems I have encountered this growing season are my brocoli has been growing ok but can't stop it flowering,should I cut each flowering head off or any

special day.   You'd have to pot some up and bring them under cover before the event. Timing would be tricky but Chelsea gardeners have mastered the art of flowering plants at the wrong time. Have you ever cut blubells for arrangements? Mine have always

Hi, this is my first post here as I have a question. I'm relatively new to gardening as I only moved to a house with a garden to speak of last year and only managed to do a few things while looking after new baby. I am very keen and did manage