Whether you need to beautify an archway or cover up a fence or shed, there’s a climbing plant that’s right for you.

With longer days and brighter weather on the horizon, now is the perfect time for gardeners to start preparing for spring and summer. Former senior royal gardener at Highgrove, Jack Stooks, has ...

Consider growing some productive climbing crops for vertical interest too. Some great options include cucumbers, climbing beans and peas, or vine tomatoes. If you have the space, espalier or ...

Using tea bags in your garden once you've made your brew can help improve your garden's health and keep slugs, snails, cats and foxes away.

Before you start planting this spring, emerging garden trends can help you decide on everything from which flowers to choose ...

Here are 10 of the easiest-to-grow flowering vines that will thrive in various conditions, from full sun to partial shade. These versatile plants are beautiful and attract beneficial pollinators to ...

Ensure that you have inline drip irrigation installed in beds to help counter dry conditions, and get back to watering fruit trees ...

This trellis design is a perfect example of how a simple and elegant structure can enhance a garden's beauty while providing essential support for climbing plants. The combination of the arched shape, ...

To support the weight of soil, plants, and irrigation water ... to the garden and maximize the space in a small garden by keeping vines and climbing vegetables from taking over the ground. The ...

Garden arches are one of the simplest, yet most eye-catching ways to support climbing plants, bringing additional ... comfortably in your space and won’t overcrowd neighbouring plants or structures.