James Wong eats everything in his garden — but no dull carrots or courgettes

Londoners with tiny gardens can turn them into cosy outdoor rooms on a small budget

London has 3,000 parks, allotments and open gardens that offer space to draw breath and de-stress all year round.

It's the launch year of the Chelsea Fringe with shows across London - most of them free

An old barge on an east London canal has been turned into an edible Eden by local gardeners

Highgrove's team of a dozen gardeners harness nature to create this organic paradise in Gloucestershire.

May 18 - June 9: don't miss any of Chelsea Fringe's highlights with our guide to this three-week city-wide event.

As the end of summer gets closer it's time to prepare your garden for the winter and the chance to start growing winter vegetables.

The colder weather and darker nights of autumn are here but without much effort you can still keep your garden looking good through October and well beyond.

Make sure you've prepared your garden for the cold winter months with our top autumn gardening tips.

As the RHS Chelsea Flower Show celebrates 100 years of being held on the grounds of the Chelsea Royal Hospital, the ultimate gardening show will be full of fresh colour and fragrance.

The eccentric Chelsea Fringe garden festival is set to get London blooming this month.

A spectacular 80ft tower and 18 show gardens will offer London gardeners inspiring ideas

June is the time to think big with roses — to make the most of their buds, bright blooms and intoxicating perfume

Transform an ugly shed or archway into a perfumed paradise by planting a range of jasmines and honeysuckles.

The RHS has a week of events planned to celebrate gardening and to offer advice on how to get the best from your plot in a drought.

National Tree Week is the time to start winter planting for stunning results in the springtime.

There are plenty of decadent gardening gifts on the market this Christmas - our outdoors expert reveals the best places to look

Give Christmas Day guests a vista: fill your garden with candlelight and decorate the shrubs.

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