Small, delicate lovelies can still have a big impact in the garden. In the November issue of our magazine, we profile 10 top-performing cottage plants for all climates.

Dahlias should come with a health warning about their addictive qualities: once you’ve grown one, you’ll want to grow more (and more!)

Long-flowering plants are gardeners’ gold, adding months of colour and plentiful nectar for pollinators. Here, we profile some top long-bloomers.

You can turn up the warmth and brightness of your outdoor spaces this winter by planting pots and baskets full of colourful annuals. In our July issue, Jennifer Stackhouse shares some of her favourites for a burst of instant colour.

A diverse range of native plants burst into bloom in the cooler months, adding colour, texture and life to the garden. They bring joy for gardeners - and for insects and birds too.

Camellias are among the best-loved showpieces of the winter garden. But did you know there are fragrant varieties, too?

Fan-flowers are tougher than they look and reward gardeners with colour and wildlife-friendly blooms.

With their velvety leaves and signature star-shaped blooms, flannel flowers add a touch of magic to the landscape. In the September issue, Angus Stewart profiles this native treasure and has some suggestions for how to use it.

The focus of cottage-style gardens is on an abundance of colour and diverse flower shapes. Steve Falcioni reveals some of his favourite cottage perennials which are easy to grow.

Known as the quintessential cottage plant, delphiniums add that all-important verticality to a display.

Coming in a variety of unusual forms and shapes, there’s more to chrysanthemums than you might think. Steve Falcioni takes a closer look at this popular Mother's Day flower.

Love dahlias? Discover a few tips from flower farmer and self-confessed ‘dahlia addict’ Jen Foster.