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Dahlias are one of the most popular and spectacular Summer flowers you can grow. They are easy to grow and will reward you with an abundant show of flowers throughout the warmer months. Here are our tips on how to grow Dahlias from seed or tubers.

Growing food for your family is a great reason to get out into the garden and get your hands dirty. Why stop there when there are a range of ways to include homegrown food into your pet’s lifestyle? Check out our list of fun garden additions for your furry and feathery companions.

Asparagus is a wonderful crop to grow in the home garden. Perennial in nature they provide delicious shoots for you year after year, in some cases for multiple decades! With the right care, they will be sure to flourish in your garden. Here's how.

Flowering bulbs make a wonderful addition to any garden, but to ensure success it is best to stick to varieties that will grow in your specific climate. Find out which bulbs will grow best in your climate.

With prices of everything on the rise, many are tightening their belts and trying to live more frugally. Growing your own is a great way to save $$, plus there are plenty of ways to garden on a budget too! Here's our tips for a frugal garden.

Tea is a beverage enjoyed by all walks of life, whether you enjoy a cup of classic black tea or prefer a fruity tisane served on ice. Growing your own cuppa is easier than you think and will make that morning sip extra special. Learn how to grow your own tea here.

In warmer regions you can still plant your Spring flowering bulbs however, as the Spring flowering bulb season winds down, it may become more difficult to find these bulbs in stores. Monthly garden advice for June, July and August.

In a rush to get eating home grown produce? Check out our list of fast to grow and fast to harvest crops.

Potatoes are one of the most satisfying vegetables to grow. So if you’ve never tried growing them before, make this the year you do. Here is our planting-to-harvest guide to potatoes to help you along the way.

A common question we see new and old gardeners asking is how to identify their sown seeds from all the other mysterious plants that sprout in the garden. Here's a few techniques to help you identify the good from the bad.