From cosmos to dizzy dahlias, the flowers to grow now for summer magic
If you have a sunny spot to spare, these are the flowers to plant out
Gardening women: meet Fionnuala Fallon’s horticultural heroes
A “forest” of women across the world are connected by their love of plants and flowers
The secrets to growing an exotic Irish garden
We can easily recreate the sense of an Australian rainforest, leafy Asian woodland or a sun-baked Mediterranean garden, at home
Dig in for summer: 10 things to do in the June garden
Lots to see and do this month plus garden festivals, workshops and open days to get you going
Take a leaf from this new crop of gardening books
Round-up of reads features no less than three octogenarians and one nonagenarian who have made outstanding contributions to horticulture
10 terrific tulips to buy now and plant later for spring
Size does matter when it comes to bulbs so rush out and get the best varieties now before they are snapped up
Cutting edge flowers without the airmiles
Fresh local blooms are a lot more lovely than chilled flowers flown in from afar
Preparations for a polytunnel, from soil to seed trays – and don’t forget the hammock
Your guide to the best groundwork, equipment and plants to get started
Dig in: the best advice on undercover gardening
For top tips on growing flowers and food in polytunnels try these books, blogs and posts
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Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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