Welcome to our August issue and ‘Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer’ with our song list of garden-inspired food, drink and activities. Take it away! … Waterfalls (TLC) 'Don't go chasing waterfalls' as the song goes, have one in your garden! The RHS reports that:

Summer days are here again and, with the return (hopefully!) of better weather, the outdoors beckons. It’s great to escape the cares of the world in your garden so, this issue, we’ve focused on some of our favourite ways to do this. Live large this season Big is

Hurrah! Summer is well and truly here and the 21st June is the longest day of our year. So there’s plenty of daylight in which to enjoy getting out in your garden and further afield. June is also full of ‘National weeks’, which provide a great reason to celebrate, so we've mentioned a

Welcome to our May issue, where we’re excited about the warmer summer months and the forthcoming bank holiday weekends. Nature is truly inspirational and our gardens have the immense power to give us contentment. The flowers are blooming and we’ve seen our first butterflies and bees bumbling about; here are some ideas to

Welcome to our April issue! Spring has well and truly sprung and with it comes the start of the garden shows season and Easter. It’s also the time of year for re-visiting your garden, so we’ve got some ideas on how to enjoy getting outside whatever the weather.

Welcome to our March issue and we have some great ideas on enjoying the magnificent floral display put on by nature in spring, both in your garden and further afield. Daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, bluebells, irises, crocuses ... there are so many to enjoy; what's your favourite?  ... Cherry blossom

Welcome to this February edition of 'Fun in the Garden'. The early signs of spring are appearing to cheer the heart and in this, the month of St. Valentine, we celebrate our love of nature and gardens. Enjoy the beauty of plants both inside and out with our round-up of the sublime, the

Welcome to our last email of 2018! We’re looking forward to getting stuck into the new year but we know January in the UK can be a bit drab, so let’s put the poetry back into life in the garden! We have some ideas - and even a few legends to share, which

Welcome to our festive cornucopia of garden-and-gardening-inspired gems – enlightening in every way! If your garden looks good in December then the rest of the year will take care of itself. You can still enjoy being outside this month, adding uplifting little touches. Here are some ideas on how to put the ‘dec’

We're heading into November; the season of bangs and bangers - and colder weather. Some take this as a sign to hibernate but if you wrap up and prepare your garden with some lights and a source of heat, like a BBQ or bonfire, you'll be surprised how much fun you can have