Monty Don, the gardening expert from Gardeners' World ... with an extendable mop being handy for the hard-to-reach spots at ...

There’s nothing wrong with having a favorite way to lay out your garden, but the reality is that if you plant the same crops in the same spot year after year, you are just asking for trouble ...

One great crop is perfect for your garden, experts have said, and dividing it at this time of year could produce some great results come spring. Rhubarb is a hardy plant that can survive in the winter ...

Costa looks at crops that can be grown in pots. Look for pre-loved pots or containers in hard rubbish; just give them a good clean and make sure they have good drainage holes. For most edible ...

In the garden, when a melon harvest was complete at the end of August and potatoes dug in early September, the bare ground ...

There are as many garden myths as there are types of sweet corn. And while the lure to believe these myths is tempting, falling for them won’t help your crops. Let’s look at a few common ...

Gardening experts have shared the top three crops to sow in November for a fruitful garden. BBC Gardeners' World gurus ...

Microgreens are healthy, but they cost a pretty penny at the supermarket. For a fraction of the price, you can turn kitchen ...

However, the top purple types of turnips are the ... Carrots and radishes are the simplest crops to cultivate in the winter garden. Carrots become quite sweet and develop a better flavour when ...

Sometimes, however, this part can be demotivating for a person who has recently adopted gardening as a pastime. But it’s as ...

The drought in New Jersey is putting serious stress on two of the Garden State's top crops. CBS News New York's Vanessa ...

A little bit of work up front, not much maintenance, then a bumper harvest. They’re a warm-season crop so in southern parts of Australia, plant them in late spring to early summer. They like a ...