No idea where to start with your garden? Don’t discount contacting a designer. The upfront investment could well save you time and money in the long run, in addition to giving you a beautiful garden!

If you are thinking of installing a garden office, a little planning at the start can make it feel a beautiful feature in your garden. Or if you’ve already installed one and it just feels ‘out of place’, read on for a few tips to help it blend.

By mid summer, watering your garden becomes one long chore. And with the constant threat of hosepipe bans, it can become almost impossible. Plant at the right time and you might only ever need to water these ten once in your lifetime!

Shrivelled plants, constant watering - this new norm is hard work for gardeners. There are a few methods that will help to reduce the work when the heatwaves hit.

It’s really exciting developing a new build garden as you have a completely fresh space to create exactly what you want. If however you are finding it challenging to design yours, this article should give you a few tips to get started.

If you are in a rural location, the chances are rabbits will find a way into your garden. Rabbit proof fencing is the best option if you want a flower filled garden. If that’s not possible, try adapting your plant selection.

It is rare to own a garden where the boundaries are miles off in the distance - more often they are right outside your door! So don’t ignore them when you are planning your garden.

Beautiful, long flowering, easy to maintain. Some plants just make the cut time and time again. Try adding them to your garden this year.

Autumn is a beautiful time in the garden, with gentle sunlight enhancing the red, bronze and golden tones. Add some autumn sparkle to your garden with a selection of these five trees and shrubs.

Following a few key principles when planting your borders can have a real impact on the end result. Read on for tips designers use when putting together a planting scheme.

If you are planning on transforming your garden this year, consider these five questions before you start.