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Growing fruit trees

Pass up the apples and pears - in our warmer climate, why not grow peaches, figs or olives, or forgotten favourites such as the quince?

Wormald's Week: Tulip bulbs, dahlias and aspargus crowns

Top tips to make gardening less of a chore

Do you spend more time at work in your garden than at rest? If so, try these labour-saving ideas

Weekend tips: cleaning the greenhouse, house plants and pots

Which manure is best, and looking after tree ferns

Types of hedges

There is a huge choice on what to plant for hedging

Garden hedges - the great divider

When it comes to marking out your territory in style, there’s nothing to beat a hedge

Wormald's Week: autumn leaves, grapevines and windy winters

Don’t drive out nature

As new rules make it harder to concrete over gardens, here some greener alternatives

Weekend Tips: evergreens, foxtail lilies and allowing plants to breathe

Top 10 tips for the perfect autumn garden

Woodpigeons usurp robins in Britain's gardens

The birds have continued to increase their garden presence thanks to a willingness of householders to put out seeds

From dance music to garden landscapes

Andy GrayLing is at the cutting edge of dance music, but he stuck to tradition when he landscaped the grounds of his Jacobean home

Interview with gardener Toby Buckland

The Gardeners World presenter thinks the organic approach is important, but it’s not the only option

Wormald's Week: moth-protection, herbaceous perennials and jerusalem artichokes

Back Garden of the Year

Our winning garden overall used to be a tiny, grim plot, but was transformed with amusing touches, a spectacular mirrored wall and quirky sculptures

Weekend Tips: fallen leaves, weeds and cholchicum corms

Vegging Out: The Last Supper

Our novice gardener tastes (some of) the fruits of her labours in her farewell address

Coping with a monster tree

A giant shady poplar cost one woman a fortune. Is false sentiment keeping suburbanites attached to their trees?

Wormald's Week: Garlic, wallflowers and lawns

Give a bee a home

The threat of extinction for British bees has prompted gardeners across the country to build new hives.