Another must-have is antirrhinums – not the dwarf kinds that have one flush of flowers and then give up, but... Read More

Gardeners are divided into those that love to bring the garden inside and those who think it is a crime... Read More

In wet seasons, flowers may be scarce because of peony blight, a fungal disease that kills the buds when they... Read More

Peonies are the queen of border flowers with their huge, often fragrant, sumptuous blooms. Though their flowers may be fleeting,... Read More

Dahlias love the sun and they like moisture and lots of feed so it pays to dig in plenty of... Read More

A few years ago dahlias were in the doldrums, often regarded as better suited to flower shows than borders. But... Read More

Now that the soil should be warming up and frost-free days are not too far away, it is time to... Read More

Anemones are my Mother’s favourite cut flowers and in times past the brightly coloured blooms of the ‘poppy anemone’ were... Read More

With so many types to grow, anemones can be a bit confusing As spring approaches, a wander through woodland will... Read More