In February, it is almost impossible to resist the scent of hyacinths, the nodding heads of daffodils, the bright crocuses,
By February, every gardener feels the itch to act. The pruning shears fit perfectly in hand, overwintered plants look suspiciously
On February 14, millions of roses change hands while in most gardens the soil is still frozen. Shop windows are
Few evergreen shrubs divide opinion as much as cherry laurel. Some consider it the most reliable hedging plant, others see
Some trees grow fast, provide quick shade and quietly fade into the background. Japanese white pine (Pinus parviflora ‘Glauca’) does
Some shrubs quietly blend into the background. Japanese andromeda does not. In spring, its fresh new growth often emerges in
At first glance, these bright red and orange cacti look almost artificial, as if someone had dipped them in paint.
Creating a lush, visually rich flower bed is one of the most rewarding garden projects. The image shown here takes
In winter, the windowsill becomes a surprisingly extreme place for plants. It may look bright and inviting, but in reality
The days between the holidays have a particular effect on gardeners. Outside, the garden is quiet. Inside, drawers are opened