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Garden News

Aug 25 2026
Magazine

Garden News is Britain's most trusted voice in gardening with practical and informative advice features from experts, including Carol Klein. Plus, the step-by-step guides and how to tips and tricks are easy to follow and will ensure your garden is at it's best - whatever the weather!

What a joyful bunch we are!

TRIUMPHANT TREES! • Annual competition spotlights those that have transcended the odds, reports Ian Hodgson

Daffodils to trumpet in the new spring season • Editor at large Ian Hodgson's pick of new narcissi and a tried and tested favourite

From strength to strength • This Lakeland garden is being regenerated to future-proof planting and increase wildlife value

START NEXT YEAR’S FLOWER DISPLAY! • Sowing hardy annuals in late summer and autumn is the secret to filling borders with early colour next year

Fall in love with earwigs • Jean Vernon explores the humble earwig, a misunderstood creature in our gardens

ELDER POWER • We reveal the secrets of the elder tree and why you should weave one into your garden boundary

An ancient ICON • Acanthus brings dramatic foliage, ancient history and architectural flowers to any garden

Over the FENCE

PHOTOGRAPH YOUR GARDEN • Capture the evolution of your plot by taking pictures of your plants through the seasons

TAKE ROSE CUTTINGS • With just a little care, summer cuttings can root easily and grow into strong new plants

BRILLIANT SMALL SPACE IDEAS! • A new RHS show venue at Badminton brings fresh ideas and inspiring displays

PRUNE SUMMER RASPBERRIES AND CANE FRUITS • Learn how a timely trim can refresh produce, helping next year’s crops start strong

A season of highs and lows • Kitchen gardening is never predictable, but with changing weather and adaptable methods, it's possible to keep the harvest coming

Tasty plum and apricot clafoutis

The art of shaping fuchsias • Once a Victorian showstopper, training these plants into a tall shape is easier than you think

THE PROBLEM SOLVER

TEA BREAK • Weekly prize crossword

Pick of the POST

Vivacious Viola ‘Penny’ Collection

Garden News

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  • English