The bulbs are shooting, the daffodils are appearing and Spring is just around the corner.  The daylight is increasing and we are about to see the emergence of further shoots to bring our gardens back to life.  We have recently had a cold spell here in Wales which has given us an opportunity to start to think about the season ahead.

Cold, damp winter weather can damage your plants. And while some hardier species will survive snow, frosts and freezing temperatures, more tender and exotic varieties can struggle. Read on to find out what plants need covering up or taking indoors.

Winter is when many plants enter their dormant phase. But there are a few exceptions that start blooming as everything else goes to sleep – adding some welcome colour and scent to your garden. Read our guide on three of the most popular flowers including tips on how to grow them.

Whether you’re new to gardening, limited for space or simply enjoy the delights of potted plants, read on for our expert guide to growing them and keeping them happy.

Whether it’s to grow fresh heirloom tomatoes, fragrant herbs or winter veg, a greenhouse is ideal – year-round. But before bringing in soil and seedlings, it’s important to build a space where plants will thrive. Here, we’ve rounded up the must-have items that will help your greenhouse to blossom.

As the temperature drops, it’s important to protect your plants from frosts and keep them growing all winter. Discover how to keep the heat inside your greenhouse this December with our simple, cost-effective tips.

You might not think of December as being a time for growth in the garden. But there are a number of flower and vegetable varieties that can be sown now – either outside directly into the soil, in a greenhouse or using a heated propagator. Read on for recommendations on what to grow, plus tips on achieving the best results.

Creating a lawn from turf allows you to rejuvenate your garden with near-instant effect. In this article, we explain how to prepare your ground, lay your turf and care for your new grass.