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Cleanliness throughout the year is a major factor in good husbandry and a more visually attractive garden, writes Malcolm Griffiths

Malcolm Griffiths suggests some Christmas gifts for the keen gardener

November is a good time to take stock of your garden

October is the time for pruning and planting

In the height of summer, heavy rains can cause unexpected problems if not monitored properly, writes Malcolm Griffiths

Malcolm Griffiths writes that poor pruning can have a long-term effect on growth

Malcolm Griffiths writes that many plants can be used in a wild garden, especially those of an endemic or native species

Malcolm Griffiths discusses the many methods of plant propagation

Pruning controls potential growth, encourages new growth while developing shape and integrity

The “garden” is an extension of the house therefore using it as such makes sense, especially from April through to October