There’s a lot of talk about wicking beds these days, and for good reason, as they are incredibly efficient with water. There are many other benefits, but first, what exactly is a wicking bed?

What’s the difference between organic and inorganic fertilisers, liquid and pelletised? What’s in them, and which is best for a given situation? Here are six different types, and how they work.

Steppers are the finishing touch to a garden, creating pathways through beds, and connections between different zones. To soften their edges, consider adding some plants. Here are three choices.

Here are some helpful points to consider when selecting a new tree for your garden.

Wondering why your seeds didn't sprout? It happens! Here's how to tackle this problem.

Wondering what's killing your tomatoes? Find the answer, here.

Here are some ways to re-use and recycle plastic gardening materials and old garden tools.

Each month we receive questions from our readers, which are answered by one of our experts. Here’s one about alternatives to grass on the verge.

The best way to dispose of your organic waste is to compost it. Here’s how to create your own compost heap.

No room for a proper shed? Here are some simple and cheap ways to stash your tools, stakes, potting mix, and everything else that collects over time in the garden.

Edging is the unsung hero of the garden, creating defined lines that give the landscape a clean, finished appearance. Whichever type you choose, it provides the essential finishing touch to your landscaping.

Small plants are perfect for small gardens, or tight corners in a bigger garden. And some plants can even be grown on a sunny windowsill. Here are six top picks for a small space.