Design and Grow a Beautiful Garden, Expertly Curated for Every Season
Our gardens team combines professional expertise with a love of beautiful, plant-filled spaces to help you create gardens – outdoors and in – that are both stylish and rewarding to live with. Led by a qualified floral designer, and supported by professional horticulturalists and plant experts, the team offers daily practical advice on everything from yard design and seasonal plant care to tips on nurturing wildlife. So, whether you’re redesigning your yard from scratch, choosing plants that will thrive in your zone, or making a small urban outdoor space feel curated, we can guide you through every choice, with confidence. From city courtyards and indoor gardens to sweeping country plots, our tips on planting, color, texture, furniture, and lighting will help you craft a space that is as practical as it is beautiful – a place to relax, entertain, and enjoy every season
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Garden Diaries: How Sasha York Restored a 2.5-Acre Victorian Walled Garden in Yorkshire – And Found Her Sanctuary
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IKEA’s $15 Growing Kit Replaces My Flimsy Seed Trays – and It’s the Prettiest Design I’ve Ever Put on My Windowsill
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Swapping High-Maintenance Plants for Easy Native Alternatives Is the Secret to a Beautiful Garden That Practically Looks After Itself
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What To Do With A Chinese Money Plant In March – Revive, Refresh, and Reap the Rewards This Season
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Don’t Plant Just Yet – 7 Early March Jobs to Replenish Your Raised Garden Beds in Time for Spring
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Before You Hang Anything on Your Garden Fence, Read This – It Could Spark a Costly Dispute
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This is How I'm Going to Double My Houseplants in March – And it Won't Cost Me a Thing
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The Secret Symbolism of Plum Blossom – and How to Bring its Beauty Into Your Garden
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What Your Hyacinths Need in March to Make Them Bloom Again (And Again)
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Growing Mulberry Trees in Pots is the Answer to Easy, Homegrown Fruit in Even the Tiniest Yard
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Could Your Garden Be Blocking Good Energy? How to Map the Feng Shui in Your Yard for a More Harmonious Space
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5 Fragrant Plants That Will Turn Your Garden Into a Wildlife Haven – And Lift Your Mood, Too
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This is the One Fragrant Plant You Need to Hide Backyard Bins, and Transform the Look of Your Yard in Minutes
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The Only Flower Seeds You Need to Sow in March – 7 Fool Proof Blooms for a Show-Stopping Summer Garden
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A Garden Expert Warns to Never Grow These 5 Plants in a Greenhouse – It'll Waste Your Time, Space, and Seeds
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Discover Your Birth Month Bulb – There's a Beautiful Bloom for Every Month of the Year
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Does the Energy in Your Home Feel Off? These Houseplants Might to Blame
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The March Garden Divide – What to Do Now (and What to Wait On)
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What Your Christmas Cactus Actually Needs in March – The ‘Wake Up’ Tips for Twice as Many Flowers Next Season
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Plants That Grow Better in Raised Beds – 6 Bold and Beautiful Cut Flowers that Thrive Out of the Ground
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IKEA’s Charming Mini Greenhouse Was the Missing Piece in My Indoor Garden – So I Bought One for Every Room
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You Don’t Need More Gardening Tools This Spring – I’ve Relied on One Multi-Tool for Years
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5 Invasive Climbers That Are Easier to Remove in March – Tackle Them Now Before New Growth Appears
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Stop – Don’t Prune Everything Yet. Here’s What Actually Needs Cutting Back in March, and What to Avoid
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Petals & Roots: Bring Beautiful Primroses into Your Home For an Easy and Timeless Spring Refresh
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What to Do With a Jade Plant in February – Prep It Now to Reward You With Lush, Strong Growth in Spring
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What Your Azalea Really Needs in February for Beautiful, Bright Blooms in Spring – 3 Jobs to Do Right Now
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No More Daily Snow Shovelling, This Eco Ice Melt Clears My Garden Path in an Instant – It's Even Safe for Pets
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Birds Aren’t Stopping in Your Yard Because Your Feeder Is In the Wrong Place – a Wildlife Expert Reveals Where to Place It Instead
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