From popping fake greenery into corners, to buying replacement tomato plants, there are plenty of ways to end summer with a flourish

Once plants are plast their best-before date don't just ignore them - replace them with something new.

As the darkest months descend, use plants to add warmth and sophistication to your home all through winter.

Use vibrant plants to brighten up the shady parts of your garden

There are many ingenious ways to make a small garden unique

For an uplifting display of spring colour, plan and pot up now

Join the RHS before 31 October 2009 and receive a free gift from Crabtree and Evelyn

Follow this need-to-know guide, put together by RHS Wisley Plant Centre's horticultural experts, of tasks to keep your garden up to speed

Use gazebos and summerhouses to fulfil a private fantasy or just to get away from it all

Homes & Property and the RHS join forces for a fantastic new venture online and in print

This year give presents that will be enjoyed all through 2011.

The best way to grow lavender is to crowd it together, show it the sun and turn your back on it

Extend the colour show in your garden with late-flowering perennials

Use urns, decorative mosaics, murals and scented flowers and herbs to create a classical town garden of your own.

Take a leaf out of Fern Alder's book and transform the road you live in with the power of planting

Add colour to a terrace or patio garden then spice up your dishes with these sizzling peppers and get ready to rumba. The UK's top chilli plant expert Sarah Wain shares her planting tips.

Carol Klein's book looks at our most seductive native flora and what they teach us about their cultivated cousins.

Kick-start your gardening year with the RHS London Plant & Design Show where you can get advice from the experts, design inspiration and buy for your garden from the wide selection of spring-flowering plants on sale

Take a magical walk around ten outstanding urban gardens this Bank Holiday weekend

Grow the plants that make summer drinks sensational, and try these classic cocktail recipes using ingredients straight from the garden.