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How to store tulip bulbs and save them for next year: easy tips for more flowers
Plants Our advice on how to store tulip bulbs will help you get a stunning springtime display year after year, for free
By Holly Crossley •
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Houseplant clinic: why are my calathea leaves curling?
Plants Wondering 'why are my calathea leaves curling'? Here's what curling leaves are saying about the health of your calathea plant
By Anna Cottrell •
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How to protect bulbs from frost: tips for brilliant blooms no matter the weather
How To Learn how to protect bulbs from frost and you'll be rewarded with a beautiful springtime show
By Holly Crossley •
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Types of viburnum: 16 evergreen and deciduous varieties for your plot
Plants Our favourite types of viburnum make brilliant garden shrubs with their mix of flowers, fiery foliage and colorful berries
By Graham Rice •
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Beginner gardeners kill over half of their plants – but experience improves this 'death rate'
Plants If you thought you were uniquely bad at keeping plants alive, take comfort in new research that proves you're not alone
By Anna Cottrell •
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Greengages, plums and damsons – what's the difference?
Grow Your Own Want to know what sets greengages, plums and damsons apart from one another? We reveal all when it comes to these delicious stone fruits
By Janey Goulding •
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How and when to plant hyacinth bulbs: easy tips for a gorgeous spring display
Plants Learn how and when to plant hyacinth bulbs and you'll be rewarded by sweetly-scented blooms in a spectrum of colors
By Holly Crossley •
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Types of tulips: 15 stunning varieties to plant in your plot
Plants Discover the perfect types of tulips for your borders and containers with these beautiful options for amazing spring color
By Anne Swithinbank •
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Houseplant clinic: why is my snake plant falling over?
Plants Want to know 'why is my snake plant falling over'? Nurse your sansevieria back to health with this expert advice
By Anna Cottrell •
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Planting bulbs for spring: a complete guide for a stunning display
Plants We've got all the advice you need on how and when to start planting bulbs, so you can enjoy beautiful blooms all the way through spring
By Sarah Wilson •
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How and when to plant gladioli bulbs: simple tips for beautiful blooms
Plants Our advice on how and when to plant gladioli bulbs will help you grow these structural flowers in your garden
By Holly Crossley •
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Bulb lasagne ideas and combinations to try: 10 looks for eye-catching containers
Ideas These bulb lasagne designs will bring any patio or deck to life when spring arrives
By Holly Crossley •
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When and how to plant liatris bulbs: expert advice to get it right
Plants Find out how to plant liatris bulbs and you can add height to your borders with this easy-to-grow plant
By Anna Cottrell •
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Best plants for bedrooms: 11 leafy options for calm sleeping spaces
Plants Surround yourself with the best plants for bedrooms to create a relaxing retreat that could help improve your sleep
By Fiona Cumberpatch •
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Philodendrons are making a big comeback as this season's trendiest plants
Plants The once-forgotten philodendron is regaining its popularity with houseplant lovers; plant expert explains why – and which varieties to pick
By Anna Cottrell •
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Garden expert cautions against this common tree in gardens with dogs
Plants The one plant to avoid in gardens with dogs may not be the one you think
By Anna Cottrell •
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Houseplant clinic: how often should you water elephant's ear plant?
Plants How often should you water an elephant's ear plant? Find out the best watering technique to help this indoor plant thrive
By Anna Cottrell •
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RHS is campaigning for people to go green for Halloween – by buying houseplants
Plants Swap your Halloween plastic decorations for spooky houseplants, the RHS says
By Anna Cottrell •
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Best plants for small gardens: 22 stunning choices for compact plots
Plants Include the best plants for small gardens in your flowerbeds, borders and pots, and your compact plot will be filled with interesting foliage, color and scent
By Fiona Cumberpatch •
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Russian tarragon is the perfect winter garden herb – that you probably haven't heard of
Grow Your Own Often passed over in favor of the French variety, Russian tarragon is the hardy, tasty herb you need in your garden
By Anna Cottrell •
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Compost vs mulch: what's the difference and which is best?
Gardens Confused by compost vs mulch? Our guide explains all, so you can make the most of both
By Holly Crossley •
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Houseplant clinic: why is my Chinese money plant drooping?
Plants Why is my Chinese money plant drooping? We've asked houseplant experts
By Anna Cottrell •
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What to plant in October: our favorite plants to sow and grow this month
Plants Our suggestions for what to plant in October will ensure there's plenty of interest in your plot in the months ahead
By Ruth Hayes •
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Compost vs topsoil: a guide on what to use and when
How To Confused about the difference between compost vs topsoil? We're here to help you make the right choice for your yard
By Holly Crossley •
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David Domoney reveals the one thing you must check before moving a pot plant indoors
Plants Don't forget this crucial checkup on plants you are moving indoors before the first frosts
By Anna Cottrell •
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Best low maintenance trees: 11 easy options for plots big and small
Plants The best low maintenance trees will add structure and a focal point to your plot without demanding much of your time and attention
By Fiona Cumberpatch •
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Mark Lane's simple tip will prevent slugs from nibbling your plants – and now is the time to try
Plants Advice from the trusted presenter will ensure your garden is slug free throughout the cooler seasons and beyond
By Megan Slack •
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Fertilizing plants: how to give your flowers and foliage a boost
How To Our tips for fertilizing plants will help you improve the growth of your garden – whether you want tip-top veg, beautiful blooms, or a lush lawn
By Holly Crossley •
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October gardening jobs: 12 tasks to keep your garden looking great this month
Gardens These are the most important October gardening jobs to add to your to-do list for the month ahead
By Ruth Hayes •
