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The rain bird
Val looks at a woodpecker that predicts when it will rain!
GROW YOUR OWN RATATOUILLE AND MEDITERRANEAN ROASTED VEG
This month, Rob Smith brings a taste of the Mediterranean to the table with a range of succulent veg, perfect for roasting
Sowing 'granny's bonnets'
Aquilegias give effortless interest and beauty
By the light of the moon
This Thursday is the ideal time to go on a moonlit mollusc hunt, thanks to a super blue moon
Should garden centres do more to help?
Matt Appleby asks whether there is enough guidence on peat-free at point of sale
Pot up summer cuttings
Rooted cuttings will need more room to grow
BLUEBERRIES SEASON BY SEASON
Take a walk through the blueberry year with lots of tips and advice from our regular fruit expert David Patch
The power to poison
Take care when buying farmyard manure, says Toby, as it may contain herbicides that can damage your plants...
OUR JOURNEY SO FAR!
Join keen allotment blogger and vlogger Jane Kelly as she recalls her allotment journey with husband Mike, dog Rocky and a little flock of rescue hens
For autumn colour, plant Hesperantha
Why not grow the crimson flag lily for long-lasting flowers in pinks, white and red? It's just the thing to add interest in the months to come
Bulbs for turf
Brighten lawns, rough grass and meadows with spring flowers. The best ones will push through the grasses to flower year after year
A growing love of dahlias
Monty shares why he can't imagine Longmeadow without dahlias and reveals how to get the best plants out of these long-flowering
Tabletop treats
Take a new approach to container gardening with Sue Kent's tabletop guide - the perfect way to create an easy-to-manage display that's full of impact
Winter greenhouse bounty Sowing hardy edibles
Don't let your greenhouse go to waste this winter - in the first of a new three-part series, Lucy Chamberlain shows you how to enjoy indoor harvests for months on end
Topiary for all
Clipped, characterful topiary doesn't have to be formal, costly or twee - in fact, it's a fun and easy way to transform almost any style of garden, says Adam
Get set for springtime
Bulbs are amazing little packages containing almost everything they need for a fabulous spring display - all you need to do is get planting, says Alan Titchmarsh
Small space big flavour
With her aubergines and peppers cropping well, Rukmini Iyer offers the ideal recipe to enjoy them to the full, along with tips on compact crops to sow now
Hassle-free harvests
September is when our focus shifts to harvest time and there's plenty to enjoy now and store for winter, even if you're not a natural pickle-maker, says Jack Wallington
Dividing your plants
Split big clumps into vigorous new plants with Nick Bailey's essential guide
YOUR PRUNING MONTH
Keep summer-fruiting raspberries productive and healthy with Frances Tophill's guide
Top Ten Phlox
In a kaleidoscope of colours, many with a fantastic fragrance, phlox are a must-have for borders and rock gardens
Rose care in late summer
There is still time to get more flowers
Pretty polyanthus
August is the time to sow seeds of polyanthus to give you masses of colourful blooms in 20 months' time, says James Cobbold, as he reveals his top tips
Spike your interest with Éryngiums
Loved for their sculptural shapes and cool colour palette, sea hollies will give gardens a border boost from late summer into autumn
Miracle-Gro peat-free vs peat
'Trial by tomato' to pit Erin peat compost against peat-free
Agapanthus under attack
A gall midge is spreading across the country ruining our agapanthus. Toby explains how to thwart it
Prepare for winter harvests
Now's the time to start planning for winter, says Bob, as he explains what will survive the colder months
All our gardens are valid
Monty and Alan must move with the times
Hornets and wasps
Val looks at two insects that are important pollinators
Nature's way
Graham Rice asks why force climbers up obelisks and poles when they can grow naturally and more spectacularly in shrubs?