Since oxalis weeds are so difficult to get rid of, are natural solutions tough enough to eliminate them from your yard for ...

In addition to growing your own herbal staples, did you know there are several wild options out there that are safe and tasty ...

Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) has several other names including sorrel and Florida cranberry (even though it's part ... eye-catching combination of bright yellow petals with deep red centers to a ...

RHS Plant Trials allow for multiple selections of the same plant to be grown side by side for comparison. The best may receive a prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM). The plants may be grown ...

The Head Gardener at Westminster Abbey shares her experience and insight about how the team care for England's oldest ...

I reluctantly pulled still-blooming impatiens, nasturtiums and periwinkles, knowing the predicted taste of winter ...

Whether you live in an apartment without an outdoor space or don't have time to tend to a large outdoor garden, not all of us have the resources to grow plants the old-fashioned way. Luckily ...

A gardening expert has claimed that growing one type of plant will reduce the chances of weeds growing. Writing in Amateur Gardening magazine, Liz Zorab said adding 'ground cover plants' across ...

While many of us are already thinking about Christmas, now is the ideal time to consider winter plants and get stuck into some gardening while the soil is still warm and before the frost sets in.

Whether you're looking to lighten your homes dark corners or brighten up your flowerbeds, here are Checklist's top tips for home and garden this season. As the days grow shorter and the chill of ...

Together with trowel and digging fork, a high-quality spade is the best workhorse in your garden. It is good at moving tiny mounds of dirt from here to there, digging holes for flowers and plants, ...

As winter approaches with its more extreme weather, gardening experts have pointed out the "biggest" blunders enthusiasts tend to make while tending to their plants. With foliage at the mercy of ...