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. What a handsome cat! I had a beloved 13yr old Labrador called Phar, that had to be put down in 2010 and is much missed. Thank you Wintersong - he was indeed a handsome chap and very affectionate too. He loved his little garden and its not the same

Hi there, I am an amateur gardener with a small courtyard garden here in Brighton. We have a few flower beds but I'm keen to put in a raised bed so we can grow some vegetables as featured in this months magazine. Anyway, my question is to do

pretty impressive, certainly the biggest wildlife I've ever seen in any garden. They didn't seem to do too much damage to the annuals, but left plenty of droppings which had to be cleared up before our neighbours could play croquet later in the day

are perfect for medium height herbaceous plant supports. They bend easily and ultimately very discreet and no sharp points. Been doing this for few years now I usually leave mine a bit later as we get harder winters than most of the UK and some nasty late

Water adds a new dimension to any garden and our pond-in-a-pot is the ideal place to grow miniature waterlilies and other small aquatic plants. This idea is quick and easy to make and requires minimal care. The larger the container, the more

black mulberry at Loseley Park in Surrey that was apparently planted by Elizabeth I). The trees respond well to pruning and make a wonderful addition to any medium-sized garden.If you make jam from your mulberries you might wish to try an interesting

medium around. The garden industry was all a buzz back in the late 90s when millions tuned in to Ground Force. Garden centre tills rang out at almost deafening levels as 'the Dimmock Effect' encouraged many people to build water features and makeover

or garage. Sort by size, small, medium and large. Store each group in old (or cheap new) tights or stockings tying a tight knot between each, hang up in shed or cool dry place, cut of one at a time, the size you need, from the bottom. HELPA lovely healthy

in different mediums and at different times. All of these have had some germinations in 48 hours. Are some seeds quicker to gerninate? Or is to do with quality of the seeds & the supplier? I've bought some seeds from individual suppliers via ebay which have

I see The Greenhouse People are selling off their Growpots. Has anyone tried these? Are they any good? http://www.greenhousepeople.co.uk/clearance/pack_of_3_growpots/?utm_source=Growpots+March+2013&utm_campaign=Accessories&utm_medium=email   I am