Generally speaking, colours in the blue, violet and fuchsia range evoke coolness, calm, and peace. Soft, pale shades of pink ...

January is the start of a new gardening year, but there is often an illusion that it is a very slow month in the garden. The ...

In episode 7 Monty was busy planting umbellifers and making some changes to the dry garden. He also sowed peas and pots his dahlias. Meanwhile, Carol revealed exciting plans for an ambitious show ...

Shapes vary from balls and pompoms to simple daisy and anemone. You can grow dahlias from seed or tubers – both will happily thrive in a pot or planted in the garden. With reasonable care, they will ...

Call me easy to please, but the announcement of new award winners brings joy to my heart and excitement to the upcoming growing ... seed-grown dahlia grows to about 24 inches for containers ...

Dig dahlia and other tender bulbs if they are not in raised beds. Plant daffodil and tulip bulbs that will flower in the spring. Move tender potted plants and pots that might crack in freezing ...

Its strikingly bold colours, intricate petal designs, and ability to thrive in hot, dry climates make the dahlia the star of contemporary gardens across Australia. This low-maintenance, high-reward ...

Once germinated and large enough to handle, transplant the seedlings into 9cm pots and grow on in the greenhouse until they are ready for their final position. February is also a great time to start ...