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26/07/2024

Andrew Oldham show us the best 10 ways to garden more sustainably....

The RHS experts offer easy ways to help the planet and yourself in the process

25/07/2024

Andrew Oldham shares how to grow Low-carb food to help with type 2 diabetes....

Andrew shares his personal experiences of dealing with type 2 diabetes

24/07/2024

Adam Kirtland shows us how to make an Irrigation Olla....

This traditional tool helps stop your plants drying out

23/07/2024

It's time to take you pick....Bob Flowerdew explains all...

It’s time to take your pick

22/07/2024

Our gardening expert, Ruth Hayes, show us how to keep busy in the summer.....

Ruth finds that there’s lots to do, from dawn til dusk

19/07/2024

We reveal 5 reliable pick-me-ups to bridge the gaps in your August garden....

Mind the gap! Amateur Gardening reveals five reliable pick-me-ups to bridge the gaps in your August garden, taking you from high summer into autumn...

18/07/2024

Mike Palmer talks about making your garden work for you and your family....

Mike Palmer shares his recommendations for lovely, inclusive gardens

17/07/2024

Anne Swithinbank shows us how to have a delicious crop of leaves and berries....

Easy pickings, soil health and protecting fruits from our feathered friends

16/07/2024

Michael Perry shows us some exciting new plants.....

Michael reveals his favourites from the recent FlowerTrials

15/07/2024

Are you worried about wasps? Bob Flowerdew show us how to keep late-summer wasps off our precious fruits using natural methods...

How to keep late-summer wasps off our precious fruits using natural methods

12/07/2024

Lucy Chamberlain shows us how to make Comfrey Plant food....

If switching totally to organic gardening is your objective, why not include making plant fertiliser as part of your regime?

10/07/2024

See Monet’s spectacular gardens at Giverny, the Musée de l'Orangerie and Château de Chantilly and hear from Paula, a gardening expert

10/07/2024

Garden Organics, Head of Horticulture, Chris Collins offers his top tips for gardening in pots this summer...

Chris Collins offers his top tips for gardening in pots this summer

09/07/2024

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09/07/2024

Our fruit & veg expert, Lucy Chamberlain, explains how to make the most out of the next few weeks....

Lucy explains how to make the most of the next few weeks

08/07/2024

Our gardening expert, Ruth Hayes, shows us how to keep our Roses in top condition....

Keep your roses in top condition for prolonged flowering, says Ruth

05/07/2024

Summer Citrus Care as explained by Kris Collins....

There are a few timely jobs to do if you want a good crop of citrus fruit this year, says Kris

04/07/2024

Bob Flowerdew explains the fine art of watering...

Getting moisture right to the roots is crucial

03/07/2024

Ruth Hayes shows us how to deal with problems organically...

There is no need to reach for chemicals to keep plants healthy

02/07/2024

Lucy Chamberlains shows us how versatile the broad bean is....

These deliciously moreish beans taste phenomenal when home-grown compared to shop-bought pods...

01/07/2024

Julia Boulton, Beth Chatto's granddaughter & chief custodian of the world-famous gardens, tells us all about Salvia's....

These varied plants bring so much to the garden

28/06/2024

AG's fruit and veg expert, Lucy Chamberlain, shows us how to maximise soft fruit harvests and grow globe artichokes....

Lucy explains how to make the most of the next few weeks

27/06/2024

Garden Organics Head of Horticulture, Chris Collins, show's you how to grow a Potager Hanging Basket....

Follow Chris’s tips for mixing up veg and flowers in hanging basket

26/06/2024

AG's gardening expert Ruth Hayes shows you how to be Water-Wise this summer...

Saving water unburdens your pocket and the planet

25/06/2024

Competition Winner Announcement!

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who shared their wonderful ideas on gardening for wellbeing in celebration of Amateur Gardening magazine's recent 140th anniversary.

We are thrilled to announce the winners, featured in the current June 22 issue of AG. Each of our three winners will receive a year's subscription to the magazine, courtesy of us.

Congratulations to , , and on X, and a big thank you to everyone else who contributed their fantastic ideas.

Here are some more images from the current issue, along with some gardening for wellbeing inspiration from us. Explore community gardening, wildlife, and the joy of home-grown edibles.

24/06/2024

Adam Kirtland - View From The Potting Bench, our gardening DIY ideas expert, shows you how to make your own Plant Theatre....

Display your plants to their best advantage

24/06/2024

Rogue shoots can be potted up to replace dead and dying plants

21/06/2024

We show you how to get more Tomatoes from unwanted shoots...

Feeling the pinch? Use it to make more plants

20/06/2024

We show you how to grow some Exotic Flavours....

Shop-bought ginger and lemongrass roots well

19/06/2024

Check out how raspberry shoots can be potted up to replace dead and dying plants...

Rogue shoots can be potted up to replace dead and dying plants

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