Don’t cut corners for greenhouse guests
It’s not often I feel virtuous. It is, anyway, an irritating trait. However, while washing the glass of the greenhouse windows, I felt surprised that
It’s not often I feel virtuous. It is, anyway, an irritating trait. However, while washing the glass of the greenhouse windows, I felt surprised that
As the school holidays begin, Hannah Stephenson looks at some green-fingered fun for kids and chooses some accessories to help them along the way School’s
Commercial breeders have worked very hard to ruin the texture and taste of strawberries. They have not been so successful with raspberries. But shop-bought ones
It’s been a bumper year for roses. Hannah Stephenson looks at how we can make the most of our roses and offers some tips on
This home is a haven of tranquility close to Belfast Lough, says Stephanie Bell This fine period family home enjoys a great location on the main Shore Road
Drawing inspiration from the Silk Route, Sam Wylie-Harris heads in search of colourful travel-inspired collectibles and patterns Revisiting the Seventies has conjured a fresh approach
Georgie Newbery is explaining how she set up her business, Common Farm Flowers: “It started with bunches of sweet peas at the garden gate.” I’m
Don’t despair if the neighbour’s cats are having a field day of destruction in your garden – there are ways to keep them at bay,
Balmy summer nights on the patio can be enhanced with fabulously fragrant plants. Hannah Stephenson sniffs out her favourites… Stepping out onto the patio to be engulfed
Eating outdoors is one of summer’s special pleasures. Gabrielle Fagan reveals how to set a perfect table for those al fresco feasts… Sunny days and