In a mild autumn/early winter, this hardy perennial will bloom until late November

Plants end up in the wrong spot in our gardens for lots of other reasons, and October is the ideal month to move them

Should I be worried about disease in my home-saved seeds?

An hour’s work in mid to late Autumn will result in a lifetime of joy

‘The bottom of the plant looks very unhealthy’

Avoid the rookie mistake of planting them in orderly clumps or serried rows

Some species of truffles are edible and are considered a great culinary delicacy

Parsnips, celeriac, squash, Swiss chard and purple sprouting broccoli are happy to overwinter outdoors or wait out the colder months under cover

Partial dieback in a mature hedge is not uncommon and is both unsightly and frustrating to manage

Every hour spent working in the garden over the coming weeks will pay rich dividends next spring

A bluish powder on the leaves looks like fungus. What can I do?

Medlars, mulberries, Chilean guavas and boysenberries are too delicate to be sold in shops, so here’s how to grow them yourself

Readers’ questions: ‘I’m growing them in big pots in a small glasshouse in my sunny, sheltered back garden’

Celebrating 25 years in existence, Mount Venus in Dublin has become known as one of the continent’s most innovative plant nurseries

Beauty aside, these shrubby salvias also play a beneficial role in the garden in terms of boosting plant health