Smash Hit

Wormald's week

D Rayner of Worcester asks: How can I keep rabbits off my fruit and vegetable plot?

Garden Cuttings

Top tips for lazy gardeners

Love gardening but want to get a life? In the first of a four-part series, we look at has some good news, and best advice, for lazy gardeners

Weeder’s digest

November: work to be done in the garden

Get raking for great compost

Home-made leaf mould is easy to produce – as long as it’s not windy

Roddy Llewellyn is still one for the ladies

Roddy Llewellyn gets plenty of female attention; now it's for gardening prowess as he holds series of one-day seminars

Wormald’s week

K Pressman asks: My elaeagnus has lots of pinkish spots on two of its stems. Why?

Garden Cuttings

Matthew Biggs, a panellist on Gardeners’ Question Time, is giving a talk on Tuesday about the Back Gardens of Britain

A greenhouse is a great investment

Stick to the rules and nothing in your garden will be more productive

The charm of crab apples

Don’t think only of autumn colour. Crab apples are stunning now, and the fruit and flowers are to come

Weeder’s digest

Garden question time: Bark and bites

Yummy Chrysanthemums

Long-lasting and easy to grow, the hardy flowers are making a colourful comeback - despite their image problem

Wormald's Week

J Dobson asks if gunneras need protecting through late autumn and winter

Garden Cuttings

The free Bromley and District Horticultural Society Autumn Show is on Saturday at Carey Scutt Hall, Bromley, Kent, 2.30pm-5pm

Gardening question time

Weeder’s digest: October 24, 2009

Gardening Leave: Seeds of recovery

Horticultural therapy is helping former service personnel to battle mental-health problems, says Caroline Donald