Mad about tulips

Late, a little battered, comes the queen of spring flowering bulbs, the tulip

Spring has finally sprung

Some wonderful walled gardens to visit this year

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Gardening in the sky

Top tips for container gardening on a windy balcony or roof

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How to choose and grow the best clematis varieties

Colourful climbers for your garden

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Dahlias in fashion

Varieties to plant and tips on keeping them happy and flowering

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How to avoid potato blight

There are many alternatives to using chemicals to keep your spuds healthy

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Get your garden growing

It’s time to stop gazing at those seed catalogues and put your planting plans into action

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Spring flowers

Yes, there are snowdrops in the garden, bunches of daffs in the shops and blossoms on the trees, but if you want more, try flowers…

Orchards for everyone

All across Ireland neighbourhoods are coming together to grow community orchards, writes FIONNUALA FALLON

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The beauty of it all

Coming from a long and mongrel line of gardeners, there's great pleasure in knowing I'm following in the muddy footprints of …

A garden for all seasons

David Culp takes a multilayered approach to planting and design, writes FIONNUALA FALLON

Let's get fruity

Buy the right plant varieties, and you'll be on the way  to harvesting bumper crops of fruit this summer

Flowers in winter

The delicate flowers of witch hazel add colour to bleak midwinter gardens, writes FIONNUALA FALLON

A leaf blower is a useful tool at this time of year, and the debris you collect can be put to good use 

GROW Tart and sweet in equal measure, rhubarb is one of the best crops to have in your garden, so plant it now