If you’re growing potatoes this year, you need to get chitting (it’s not rude). Here’s how.

Trench composting might not be the most glamorous pursuit, but it helps feed hungry crops and keeps their toes warm, so it’s time to get digging.

It’s a beautiful weekend, so scamper outside and start attacking that garden with our jobs for February.

If you’re not one of those smug gardeners with super-duper loamy soil, F&F is here to rescue you. Here’s our guide to improving poor soils.

Don’t get too snug on that sofa: there’s still plenty to be done in the garden this month.

Winter’s miserable enough as it is without frost ruining your containers. Design Expert Kathy Brown pitches up with advice to keep your pots looking fabulous.

Fancy a bit of winter glam in your garden? It’s time to start scrubbing up your silver birches.

Claire Sutton bounds around her beautiful garden with customary enthusiasm.

Wondering what to do with those piles of leaves mounting up in your garden? Here’s how to make your own beautiful leaf mould.

Don’t retreat indoors from your garden just yet: it is time to sow sweet peas for the biggest, blousiest show of beautiful blooms.

Green manures wrap your soil up in a cosy blanket over winter and feed it as well. They are also brilliant for wildlife. Now is the perfect time to sow an overwintering crop of green manure to perk up your veg beds. Find out how with F&F’s guide.

If you’re packing your bags and leaving your garden for sunnier climes this month, you might be forgiven for being a little nervous about all your thirsty plants. Read our super-duper holiday watering guide for top tips on keeping those crops going.