Salvia
There are over 900 distinct species of Salvia, providing a huge range of smells and vivacious colours.
There are over 900 distinct species of Salvia, providing a huge range of smells and vivacious colours.
Plants in the Sedum genus are easy to grow, produce lots of nectar for pollinators, and provide lovely autumn colour.
Coming in a range of colours and sizes, Snapdragons bloom from June through to October on tall spire stems.
Sorrel is a great substitute for spinach, with a similar texture but a sharper citrus flavour.
Spring onions are a delicious addition to a whole range of dishes, from summer salads to stir-fries.
If you’re a strawberry fan, the many varieties of ‘Fragaria × ananassa’ are easy to grow at home.
Sugar snap peas are a deliciously sweet, fun and quick-cropping vegetable to grow.
If you want to grow something spectacular, plant sunflowers.
Sweet peas are an incredibly popular summer climbing plant. They produce masses of flowers all summer long.
Sweetcorn, or maize, is sweet, tender and delicious – especially when cooked as soon as it is picked. Plenty of sun and...
Nothing beats the taste of your own home-grown tomatoes, freshly-picked and warm from the summer sun.
The many different species of Verbena are great for bringing useful pollinators to the garden.