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How to take evergreen magnolia cuttings – late summer is the best time to take semi-ripe cuttings and grow more magnolia trees for free
If you have a large Southern magnolia (or other evergreen species), August is a good time to take cuttings
By Thomas Rutter Published
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Explore a narrow London rose garden with all the softness and whimsy of the English countryside
Explore a charming slice of quintessential rural England in a London city garden
By Sophia Pouget de St Victor Published
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How to design a bud vase arrangement using wild flowers from your garden
Our Head of Gardens, Rachel Bull, talks us through creating a beautiful bud vase display for late summer tablescaping
By Katrina Harper-Lewis Published
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If your Japanese maple tree leaves are turning green, this is the likely cause – and it takes very little effort to fix
Environmental and seasonal factors can impact the pigment of your acer
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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It might need a tad more effort, but growing lungwort in pots is well worth it – we reveal 5 crucial factors to get right for thriving plants
Includes tips for picking the best soil and pot, plus where to place and how to care for lungwort in containers
By Drew Swainston Published
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How to propagate perennial sunflowers – experts share tips for dividing plants and sowing seeds
Increase your stock of these summer bloomers with this simple guide
By Holly Crossley Published
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'I have tried everything to stop deer destroying my garden' – 10,000+ reviews say this $49 motion-activated sprinkler is the 'only thing that works'
If deer have been invading your borders this year, the Orbit 62100 motion-activated sprinkler might just be your best option
By Thomas Rutter Published
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Forget terrible suction shower shelves, this drill-free organizing hero is the customizable alternative that stays put
Get streamlined without drilling
By Chiana Dickson Published
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These are the best cities in America for antique shopping, according to interior designers
The complete list of the very best antique haunts in the U.S, put together by interior designers who love old treasures
By Eleanor Richardson Published
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Designer Bryan Graybill on kitchens as functional theaters
The designer shares his thoughts on creating a kitchen that works hard and looks beautiful – and why he never sets more than one stool around his kitchen island
By Anna Last Published
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What is retro style? Why 2025’s most interesting rooms are looking back and how yours can, too
Designers define what retro style is (and isn’t), plus how to nail the look without looking dated
By Julia Demer Last updated
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6 signs you have an unhealthy lawn – and how to fix the issues like a pro
Your grass will tell you when something is not right
By Drew Swainston Published
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Intentional ‘Tidying Festivals’ helped me finally declutter my empty nest before I downsized
Slow and steady won the race without breaking my heart in the process
By Punteha van Terheyden Published
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Is it necessary to deadhead red hot pokers? What I always do as a horticulturalist to enjoy maximum flower spikes
Keep your fiery flowers in tip-top shape this summer
By Thomas Rutter Published
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If you struggle to keep your basil plant alive, try these 3 expert-approved methods to extend its life – it'll double in size in a matter of weeks
Basil can grow for several months outdoors if maintained properly
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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I love this $1 hack for removing shoe odor overnight – it’s mess-free, non-toxic, and needs little effort
These odor-busting bags are a life-saver
By Chiana Dickson Published
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5 things in your yard that could be attracting ticks – and what to do to stop them
Have you got any of these tick magnets in your garden?
By Sophia Pouget de St Victor Published
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Get bigger and better pumpkins by planting them with these 7 companion crops
Plus, discover what not to plant with your pumpkins
By Drew Swainston Published
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Ground covers to attract hummingbirds – switch out boring bare soil for these 5 wildlife magnets
Make your garden a haven for hummingbirds with these nectar-rich picks
By Holly Crossley Published
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‘You’re risking more than just a streaky countertoр’ – 7 signs it’s time to replace your kitchen sponge
You need a new one more often than you think
By Chiana Dickson Published
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What's your zodiac flower? Discover which bloom you have a star sign connection to, plus tips on how to grow it in your yard
You don't want to miss out on the meaning behind these special flowers
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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This cheap household staple is the key to easily eliminating mold and odors in your fridge with zero effort
It’s a helpful hack, but you need to stay on top of it
By Chiana Dickson Published
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How to make DIY scented drawer liners in 3 simple steps and instantly banish musty home storage
Keep them fresh and fragrant with ease
By Chiana Dickson Published
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Are Japanese knives worth the money? Here's everything you need to know, from the different types to the pros and cons
They've been spotted in celebrity homes and professional kitchens, but they can cost a fortune – our cookware editor investigates the hype
By Lydia Hayman Published
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You can propagate grape vines from cuttings in 2 ways – here is a simple step-by-step guide to getting new plants for free
Plus, how to propagate grape vines by layering
By Drew Swainston Published
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Is it necessary to fertilize Shasta daisies? Expert advice from a pro grower for long-lasting blooms this summer
Learning how to fertilize Shasta daisies can help to encourage more blooms during August and September
By Thomas Rutter Published
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I asked interior designers which outdated bathroom vanity colors they are sick of seeing – these are the 5 'predictable' shades they said to avoid
Turns out, any bathroom vanity colors that are unimaginative or too trend-led are out in 2025
By Molly Malsom Published
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7 ways I use my versatile Scrub Daddy sponge – and why I will never so much as look at another sponge again
I stockpile them in my cleaning cabinet
By Chiana Dickson Published
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This common kitchen staple could harbor harmful bacteria and cause food poisoning, experts reveal – a simple switch in habits will 'prevent weeks of illness'
It could make you seriously sick
By Chiana Dickson Published