Looking for some low-maintenance edibles you can grow in your garden? Some vegetables can tolerate drought, and some even ...

“June is a good time to plant out the last of the tender crops, such as courgettes and squashes, with successional sowing of ...

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"June is a good time to plant out the last of the tender crops, such as courgettes and squashes, with successional sowing of beetroot, lettuce and radish," says Edibles and Nursery Team Leader at RHS ...

June is an ideal month to get your garden ready for autumn, so while you might be relishing the current blooms in your garden ...

If your heart is set on rows of ornamental flowers, six-inch-deep garden beds should suffice, but, according to Cowan, they ...

Vegetables need water to grow, but the correct watering regimen is often more nuanced than just giving them a good soak.

“June is a good time to plant out the last of the tender crops, such as courgettes and squashes, with successional sowing of ...

Gardeners growing beetroot in their garden might be focused on how the plant looks right now, but a simple task can improve ...

“As long as these vegetables have water early in their growing season, they tolerate drought,” Myers said. “In fact, many ...

Like kale, peas are cool-weather veggies that should be planted early in the season to reap the most abundant harvest. They ...