Growing Greener

In the January issue, we launched our Growing Greener campaign. All of our gardens are affected by climate change, but it can be difficult to know what to do to help. Over the next year, we will be joined by experts from across all areas of eco-friendly gardening, and will be sharing tips on how you can take positive action now, whether you have a garden, a balcony or a windowsill.

Thank you to everyone who took part in our research and shared with us what you’re doing for the environment in your garden and your concerns for the future.

Steps to a greener garden

Seedlings in biodegradable bamboo plant pots

How to

No-dig gardening guide

Climate change

Winged spindle (Euonymus alatus var. rotundatus)

Grow plants

Key plants for a climate change garden

Grow plants

Gardening in a changing climate

Snipping off buds before going on holiday

Plants

How to garden in unpredictable summers

Plants

Alternatives to peat

Helping wildlife

Grow plants

Wildlife gardening

Plants

Wildlife gardening jobs for January

Podcast

Gardening for wildlife with Alan Titchmarsh

Song thrush eating worm from a lawn. Getty Images.

Maintain the garden

Five ways to make your lawn more wildlife-friendly

Grow plants

Carol Klein’s favourite plants for wildlife

Podcast

Monty Don on gardening for wildlife

Podcasts

Frances Tophill on modern and sustainable veg growing

Podcast

New ways to grow more veg – with Frances Tophill

Podcast

Gardening for wildlife with Alan Titchmarsh

Podcast

Sustainable gardening – with Arit Anderson

Podcast

Chris Packham on gardening for wildlife

Webinars and offers

Welcome Wildlife to Your Garden 2-part online Masterclass series

Save 15% on Welcome Wildlife to Your Garden series

£25.50 £30 Part 2: Fri 26 Aug

Join hosts Kate Bradbury and David Hurrion for a two-part series of online Masterclasses with live Q&As on how to make your garden a haven for wildlife. Part one viewable On-Demand.

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30 for £30

Wildflowers for wildlife

Perfect for creating a pollinator-friendly meadow or border, this collection of specially selected wildflowers will have your garden buzzing with activity from April to September.

Buy now for pollinators

worth £44.95

30 free* perennials

*Just pay £5.80 postage to receive a 30 plant collection of perennials. Flowering in succession from late spring until autumn, they're ideal varieties for supporting a range of garden pollinators.

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