Garden Design Tips and Ideas

Advice & inspiration

Let’s take a look at some inspirational gardens from past Chelsea Flower Shows, so you can get that Chelsea style in your very own space.

Transform the dullest of driveways into a sensational but low maintenance showstopper

Even the smallest of balconies can be transformed into a beautiful place to relax. This can easily be done using a...

Looking for patio ideas? Well you’ve come to the right place.

Why not add a personal touch to your Christmas gifts this year by making your own!

Nothing says 'Christmas is on its way' like the smell of a real tree - let alone the joy of picking one and decorating...

Christmas houseplants are a great way of brightening up the house and they’re fabulous Christmas gifts.

There’s nothing quite like a real Christmas tree to decorate a room and fill your home with that nostalgic seasonal...

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Having limited garden needn’t hold you back, there’s plenty to do to make the most of the space you have.

Raised beds allow you to grow a wider range of plants, boost drainage of the soil and make gardening more accessible...

Are you a skilled botanist or do plants struggle to stick around in your company? We've created this quiz to help those...

Winter bulbs can bring some joy to darker and chillier days in the garden.

Climbers can change the entire look of a home, wall, pergola, fence, or archway, with soft greenery to enhance the...

There are many summer-flowering bulbs to bring a burst of life to your garden throughout the sunnier months.

I believe that creating your own indoor jungle has the power to inspire you whilst enhancing your living space.

With a new year, comes 12 months full of fresh gardening possibilities and now’s the best time to get perfecting those...

There’s no need for winter woes with these tips to keep your patio looking prime all year round.

Autumn is a great time to plant spring and summer-flowering bulbs, which will be well worth the wait.

Gardening trends according to Instagram, what are the biggest and upcoming trends of the moment?

As the weather starts to cool down at the end of the summer, how can you still make the most of your garden in autumn?