With a bit of thought you can pot up a container with a changing display of shrubs and flowers that will bring colour and scent to your garden until springbloom and keep you entertained until spring.

You want to repot your plants when they become rootbound. My rule of green thumb here is that when a plant becomes three or ...

Whether you have a decorated patio or a neglected balcony, vining plants can further beautify your outdoor space. Choose from ...

Many flowering and foliage shrubs including hollies, Japanese maples and camellias will thrive in containers with a little care and will be a focal point in your garden. So whatever the size of ...

Choose pots that are large enough for your plant, have drainage holes and will suit the style of your garden. Frost-proof terracotta pots are ideal for long-term planting and their weight gives ...

A good candidate for color in winter is the humble pansy/viola. A plethora of cultivars exist these days, allowing you to ...

House plants are great. They can also be hard. All of those stress-reducing self-care qualities they promise tend to fade ...

Adding bricks underneath your container pots raises them up with the aim to improve drainage and prevent root rot. During ...