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Propagation by semi-ripe cuttings

Steve and Val Bradley explain the best way to take late-summer and autumn cuttings

Start next year's strawbs

You can never have too much of a good thing

Hardy daisies that bring joy

These cheerful flowers will bloom for months

Goodbye to gastropods

Val considers the best ways to combat slugs and snails

Drought-tolerant plants

With the effects of global warming and growing concerns about water conservation, plants that need less water are becoming more popular

Dividing bearded irises

Splitting clumps keeps them productive

Spoilt For Choices With Cherries

Who would have known there are so many varieties of cherry, each a delicious nugget of tangy sweetness? Fruit expert David Patch knows... and here are his top picks

A Future Garden With Roots In The Past

Garden Organic, the national horticultural charity, has opened the doors on a new organic demonstration and learning garden. We take a tour with head gardener Emma O’Neill

Keep The Garden Ticking Over

Ruth explains how to help your garden look its best

Night moves

While fellow gardeners dream of future glories, Toby spends the wee small hours revelling in the night life

Pruning practicalities

Make the most of your fruit trees (and the fruit that they produce) with some sensible summer pruning, says Bob

Time to take root

You need to propagate to maintain quality, says Peter

Slugging it out

Val considers the slug hierarchy in her garden

Fabulous fuchsias

Providing shrubby colour to take you through autumn, hardy fuchsias can be used in borders and pots – and make great informal hedges, too, as Camilla Phelps explains

How do I fix phlox?

GARDENING TIPS

Miscellaneous matters

Interesting snippets found in Amateur Gardening throughout the past 135 years

Autumn daisies

Asters, or Michaelmas daisies, are cottage-garden favourites, and provide colourful autumn blooms that will lure a variety of wildlife to your garden, says Hazel Sillver

Plants For Pollinators

According to research, you need both native and non-native plants to help a diverse range of pollinators. Graham Rice offers the best selection for you to grow

How To Fill The Colour Gap

It’s easy to keep things interesting all summer, says Ruth

Tackling summer problems

Pests and diseases are an on-going battle for us all

Popular pincushions

Val looks at why pollinators love scabious flowers

Wildflower meadow success

Plan ahead for a glorious wildflower meadow

Sow some jolly hollyhocks

Ruth loves these stately cottage garden stalwarts

Our rockery is a hard place!

Ruth gives tips for a happy rock garden and sorts her own

The wonder of coneflowers

Originally from the prairies of North America, these glamorous nectar-rich plants have won the hearts of many in the UK

Know your blight

Blight can be a big worry for gardeners, but don’t jump to conclusions if your spuds show symptoms

Here's something new

Latest Japanese releases show promise

How to divide a clivia

Clivias are gorgeous indoor plants with great foliage and beautiful flowers, but how do you propagate them? Steve and Val Bradley explain the best technique

Easy Joys Of Autumn Bulbs

Reliable performers for late-year colour

Season of fire

The future’s orange, says Hazel Sillver, as she explains how to fill your garden with orange flowers, berries and foliage to bring autumn to life when the skies are grey