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Anonymous, 24 June 2009 10:36
If you're looking for ways to save on your weekly food bill take a look at our collection of delicious, cost-cutting recipes and mouth-watering ideas for leftovers - and you can download them all for FREE. Smoked Salmon and Crunchy ‘Coleslaw’ wrap Ingredients 1⁄2 a small bulb fennel, finely shredded 1 large carrot, peeled and grated 1⁄2 a red apple, ...
Jonathan Reynolds, 06 March 2009 12:13
Essential garden jobs for March, follow Jonathan Reynolds hands-on guide to getting the best out of your plot this month. So spring is finally here, or so they say. There may be more wintery weather on the way and the final days of Jack Frost, for this year at least, are still a long way off. Still, the days are ...
Anonymous, 04 March 2009 15:08
Pruning clematis is often thought to be complicated, but it is really very simple. Follow our simple guide for success with these garden favourites. Clematis are among the most popular flowering climbing plants and with over 1,500 different species and hybrids, there are plenty to choose from. By carefully selecting different types, it is possible to have clematis flowering in ...
Anonymous, 02 February 2009 16:02
February in the garden, it’s cold and in some places really cold, but spring is that little bit closer and it’s nearly time to start planting some flower and vegetable seeds under glass. Jonathan Reynolds returns with advice on what jobs you should be tackling this month. In February the frost can be is at its worst, and in many parts ...
Anonymous, 10 December 2008 14:18
Gardening in December isn't everyone's cup of tea, but there are lots of jobs you can be doing now that will give your little oasis a kick start come spring. In this instalment Yours' Jonathan Reynolds offers some easy to handle winter maintenance tips. I like December, mostly because it’s the time of the winter solstice and that means the ...
