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Self-sufficient bulbs
Flowers that garden themselves may sound too good to be true, but Toby has high hopes for his tulips
Small changes make a difference
Thoughtful planting and creating wild areas helps wildlife
The ornamental and veg garden
Richard and Ina Steele enjoy the best of both worlds in their Worcestershire garden, as beautiful borders are combined with productive vegetable beds, says Sue Bradley
YOUR PRUNING MONTH
Frances Tophill makes the most of the dormant season to prune apple trees and other deciduous plants
Small steps to big changes
Gardening more sustainably, however tiny our plots, can add up to huge progress. Monty outlines some key changes we can all make to green up our footprints
Colour for every space
In the final part of her series, Carol Klein shows you how to put colour theory into practice no matter how tricky your plot
A garden should be a place to let go and be free in
In a highly competitive year, the judges' Highly Commended award was fiercely contested - but ultimately all the judges fell in love with this couple's tiny tropical oasis in Manchester.
Your homemade Christmas
Make the most of your garden's bounty by creating beautiful festive wreaths and other decorations for your home. Designer Shilpa Reddy shows you how
Fresh from the plot
Winter may be upon us, but Rekha is still making regular visits to her plot to pick kale, salads, leeks and beetroot, with a fun glass gem corn recipe
Winter pruning masterclass
This season is the ideal time to rune most shrubs and trees. Tom Brown, Head Gardener of West Dean, explains why
10 Best Roses For Small Spaces
Find the perfect rose for your small space with Tony Hall’s pick of varieties for tiny locations
Feel good colour
In the second of a three-part series, Carol Klein shares the craft of using colour in the garden – this month she explains how it can help to boost your mood
The Lighter Side Of Winter
Planting containers now can provide instant impact for winter or a second boost in spring with well-chosen bulbs. Monty reveals his methods for perfect displays
Make a winter container
Having removed the summer bedding from my pots, what can I plant now? Can I reuse some of the loose compost at the base? Anthea Bagnall, Hornsey, London
The wheel McCoy
As another wheelbarrow is wheeled off to meet its maker, Toby reflects on his most memorable garden assistants
Let it be…
Leave some of your winter garden untouched, says Val
Perfect peonies
There are three basic types of peony and each has a great deal to offer in terms of gorgeous fragrant blooms, says Anne Swithinbank, as she reveals her top picks
Saving graces
Want to hang on to those precious harvests? Check your supplies before storing or preserving, as Bob explains
Know your onions!
Seed is cheaper but sets are much easier, says Peter
Graceful woodlanders
The elegant, dainty flowers of epimediums are one of the most useful ground-cover plants in the garden that light up awkward shady areas, says Hazel Sillver
Citrus Plants In Winter
Too much cold weather and they will fade, says Ruth
Winter Care Of House Plants
Think about how water, light and temperature affect your indoor plants during winter
How To Create A Winter Container
There are as many options as in summer, says Ruth
Give your soil some love
Feed your garden’s foundation and get results, says Ruth
Pick fruit trees wisely
Now’s the time to plant fruit trees – but choose your varieties well to ensure happy harvests, says Bob
Berries that brighten
Add colour to your garden during autumn and winter with berries of various colours
Race against time
Memories of wildlife numbers make Val fear for the future
Chelsea chops away
Toby considers how the Chelsea chop helped with the success of the Chelsea Flower Show this autumn
Plant an evergreen
Evergreens can bring a welcome dose of colour and structure into your winter garden. And there are lots of options, says Camilla Phelps, as she lists some of the best
Hardwood cuttings season
Ruth explains this easy, effective method of propagation