George Irvine's latest gardening column looks at the seeds and bulbs you can plant right now to harvest later in the year.

If you are new to gardening but want to try growing a few vegetables, a garden expert has picked out the three "easiest" ...

Click on the links below for animations, information, links and tips about each of this year's Dig In vegetables ... few months and are perfect for growing in containers. Watch our animations ...

Growing your own vegetables at home is one of the most satisfying things you can do, and it's easier than you might think - ...

If you have a greenhouse, vegetables to sow before the end of the month, include aubergines and summer maturing cabbages. Lettuces, spinach, salad onions and turnips can also all be sown throughout ...

The easiest way to enjoy vegetables that are chemical-free, fresh as possible and without any packaging is to grow your own. And the only distance they will travel is from your garden to your plate.

Growing your own vegetables is a great way to ensure you are eating fresh produce, and it can be a fun and rewarding activity ...

Give them a good soaking once a week in dry spells. If growing in pots or bags you'll need to water more often. July to September - Grub's up To keep plants productive you need to harvest ...

January is more than halfway through meaning it is time to start getting some jobs done in the garden ready for summer ...

Hull would become the first city in the UK to ... Hull uses containers, made by college students, to grow their produce Inside a grocery box before us is an abundance of autumnal vegetables ...