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everything and the little sprout buds don't look the best, this is my first year growing veg and the courgettes,beetroot,celery and carrots all look and taste fantastic. now i am also worried about my spuds getting blight fingers crossed they will be ok, i

also saw the teenage leaves (half juvenile, half mature) of the mimosa trees and I cannot wait for this rain to stop to go looking for the teenage leaves in my monstrous ivy plant up my pear tree. I think the magazine could do a series of articles

plants. May Day is when I usually take my easel out in the garden and paint the apple blossom. It might be a bit later this year but the plums are already in full bloom and the pear buds are just opening. Cold again last night in Bristol but oh! what a

! Bob flowerdew has great knowledge and wisdom about growing plants but he is wrong about lawns being scrapped. If I copied his garden my local council and neighbours would complain. Lawns are a bit of work but great to relax on, to play on, to see

seedlings on the dry side i,m going to grow yellow pear,gardenes delight, money maker this year. cant wait. I have found Piccolo to have the best flavour, markedly better the Gardener's Delight. Seed is very hard to find, however. advise please i planted my

of a Sunday lunch growing in the back garden, only need the meat to go with it! I have only had a garden for the last 3 years and I find it most rewarding to see your hard work come together and flourish. I planted a pear tree last year, but not sure

apple tree from DT Brown at a cost of 29.99(not by me, it was a gift)this is a really special addition to my vegetable oriented garden and i just cannot decide where to plant it.I have put it in a large bag filled with miracle grow compost with a bit

covered over outside slowly growing. plant everlasting sweet peas,dug up some yellow celandines growing in the wrong place,water new plants,potted Camellia into new big pot and then turned blue with the cold,me that is. Nothing No, not quite true. I took

Cath! I started mine in early March and they're not a patch on yours, although they have really enjoyed the recent warm weather. This year I'm trying to grow mine up an old oak tree stump as well as in patches in the garden. Well done, Cath and as Leggi

, what sort of tomato would you recommend to grow in wall baskets? thanks Yep, it has to be Sungold. I grew Chadwick's Cherry last year, supposed to be have a wonderful flavour, utterly tasteless! So it's back to the Sungold this year. I have been