Awesome AutumnNovember can bring its own delights in the garden. Diana Guy has some great ideas to keep colour and interest going right through to the very end of the season
November 08 READ MORE » 
Come to Your SensesIt is possible to gain far more than just visual delight from our plants, and as Diana Guy shows us, planting a sensory garden will give pleasure throughout the year.
July 2008 READ MORE » 
The Good Life - Wareham Allotments, BestwallEdward Griffiths heads off to Wareham Allotments, the Bestwall site, where he meets the people who take the time to ‘grow their own’ on the county’s many allotments.
April 2008 READ MORE » 
Heavenly HelleboresJust when it seems that winter will never end, and we are still experiencing biting winds and gloomy days, the hellebores peak, proving that it quite feasible to have borders bursting with colour and interest way ahead of the traditional spring display. And as Diana Guy explains, there are many members of the hellebore family, all of whom will brighten up your borders on those dull winter days.
February 2008
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| Less is More…More and more people are finding their busy lives leave little room for gardening, thus, the low-maintenance garden is riding high. By Giles Woodford
August 2008 READ MORE » 
Maiden Newton AllotmentsContinuing our series in which we meet the people who take the time to ‘grow their own’ on the county’s allotments, in this issue we visit Maiden Newton Allotments.
May 2008 READ MORE » 
The Good LifeEdward Griffiths begins a monthly series in which he meets up with the people who take the time to ‘grow their own’ on the many allotments found in the county. His first port of call is to Lamperd's Field Allotments in Blandford Forum.
March 2008 READ MORE » 
Berried TreasureChoose shrubs and trees carefully and, come autumn, your garden will be filled with a riot of glorious colours. Go for hawthorns or crab apples as they look good, and they keep the birds going through the winter.
December 2007 READ MORE » 
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