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Best ways to grow lobelia for baskets.

Glamorous Gladioli! Best varieties and top tips for great results.

Try fragrant new pinks for longer flowering.

How to trim and feed group one clematis..

Buttonholed in the pink

Growing your own is better than shop-bought, says Peter

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Grow some divine colour

Try ‘Angel Wings’ in containers and borders, says Ruth

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Guardian angels

Val looks forward to receiving her red mason bee cocoons as part of a bee guardianship scheme

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The Great Gladioli Revival

Big, brash, showy flowers went out of favour in the 1980s and with them went Dame Edna’s favourite, gladioli. But now they’re back in fashion, as Martyn Cox explains

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How To Create Your Own Modern Garden

An unfussy design and restrained planting are keys to a contemporary look. Whether it’s a total revamp or a few modern touches, Hazel Sillver explains how to make it work

4 mins

In borders and in a vase Go green!

From acid brights to cooler tones, green can be relaxing or refreshing, and it’s not just for foliage. Louise Curley reveals the surprising variety of green flowers out there

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Exotic And Colourful Summer-Flowering Bulbs

Lilies and gladioli are the obvious choices – but if you want bulbs to plant now for summer, they are only just the start, as Tamsin Hope Thomson reveals…

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How to grow...Lobelia

Easy-going and easy-growing, you’d be amazed how dynamic lobelia can be in borders and baskets. Anne explains how to best cultivate this carefree summertime bloomer

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How Green Are Your Pots?

Tim Rumball looks at the best options to help the environment and save on plastic

4 mins

Can I revive ailing cymbidium?

ORIGINATING in China, Japan, South East Asia and Australia, some of the 50 species are terrestrial or ground-dwelling, while others attach themselves to trees or rocks.

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