We suggest a variety of ways to support the different plants in your garden.
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Lots of plants, whether it’s newly planted trees, sweet peas or flopping perennials, need some form of support to keep them healthy and looking their best.
If you’re on a budget, there are plenty of ways to make your own supports quickly and cheaply, using things sourced from the garden or from materials like steel rods.
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RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year in 2011, this beautiful shrub blooms for months on end, with white flowers which have striking blue backs. Best suited to beds and borders, in full sun or partial shade.
Part two in the series, this online Masterclass and live Q&A will teach you how and why to prune your plants in summer. Tickets £15 (or save 15 per cent on series).
Named Plant of the Century at the 100th RHS Chelsea Flower Show, this reliable and easy to grow perennial flowers prolifically from June to October with blue, saucer-shaped blooms.
