A short while ago, we caught up with Luke Jones, Project Manager of Energy Garden, to talk about the Energy Garden project, what it is, and how it is helping bring colour and life to some of London's busiest areas.

Featured image: Darren Ema and Nicky planting some purple sprouting broccoli in the greenhouse

We caught up with Ken over at People and Gardens to find out more about their work and some of

Last month, we caught up with SweetTree Farming for All to find out more about their Care Farm project and some of the other work they do with the community. Check out our interview with them below.

Our interview with SweetTree Farming for All

Earlier this month, we were lucky enough to catch up with Becca Williamson, Communications Officer at Freshwater Habitats Trust, to find out more about their Flagship

We managed to speak to guerilla gardener Steve Wheen from The Pothole Garden about his work, how he finds inspiration and why he creates pothole gardens, as well as the benefits of gardening.

We are looking into what the British public do with their fences and want your feedback.

Do you spend your days gossiping over the fence with your neighbours or do your best to avoid them?

Take our short survey and tell us what you get

My new greenhouse has had a baptism of fire (or to be more accurate, wind!) with gales howling around the structure and rattling the panes. All is well as it's solidly constructed and now even has a few hyacinths growing happily in what is a perfect space

I can't resist – ho, ho, ho! There..  I promise, it's out of my system.

Christmas is racing ever closer and December is a prime time to pull an inventory together of everything you need for the coming year. A secateur sharpener, a greenhouse

November in the garden and there's plenty to be doing to keep warm.

With bonfire smoke pervading the air, November is an evocative time in the garden. It's also a busy one.

Some quick tips for the garden in November: