Top job: summer lawn care
Lawns can grow out of control when the weather is hot and humid.
February garden jobs
Warm weather and sunshine means protecting delicate plants, harvesting summer bounty and staying sun-safe. It's time to ...
Growing goodness: free e-book inside
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Paws for thought
Pets enjoy having access to a garden as much as humans do. But if you have an inquisitive dog or cat, beware: many plants are toxic to our furry friends. HELEN YOUNG explains what every pet owner needs to know – and how to minimise the risks
For leaf alone
With their dazzling and diverse leaf types, anthuriums offer a bold, dramatic addition to your indoor plant collection. And many are easy to grow, writes Steve Falcioni.