Harvesting and pruning in a late summer garden
Lift garlic if the leaves have started to yellow, before the bulbs split and expose the cloves
Rainy day gardening: Keep on top of pests and enjoy the crop of vegetables
This damp August has created optimum soil conditions for seeds to germinate
Gardening: Get next summer all sown up
Fionnuala Fallon: Hardy annuals will happily endure an average cold Irish winter
Eight of the best Instagram gardeners to follow in 2018
Gardeners growing their presence on social media are becoming key influencers
How to birdwatch in the garden this winter
Even a small suburban garden can host 25-30 species of birds in winter
Autumn – time for new beginnings in the garden
A bit of effort now with weeds and seeds will pay off in next year’s harvest
The Dublin chef who grows crops in rooftop pots
Stephen’s McAllister’s city ‘garden’ is no more than a cheerful clutter of pots and recycled wooden wine crates on a crowded, shady balcony overlooking the capital’s dusty yards and sun-bleached rooftops. But that’s enough for an ongoing supply of fresh, delicious ingredients
Grow: What have bees ever done for us?
The ‘natural capital’ movement aims to increase awareness of nature’s value
10 things to plant now for those salad days
If you want your garden to be brimming with tasty produce this summer, then it’s time to get sowing
Gardening by the seaside
Wind-blown and salty – coastal gardens are challenging, so take advice from two experts
Grow your own groceries and reap the rewards
By feeding yourself from your own garden, you can learn a few new tricks while saving a fortune on fruit and veg
Crosswords & Puzzles
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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