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BBC Gardeners' World

Sep 01 2021
Magazine

Gardeners' World Magazine is the authoritative voice in gardening, the clear market-leader since it launched in 1991. The award-winning editorial includes topical, practical advice in the readers' favourite 'what to do now' section, and regular contributions and features from the top names in BBC gardening. Packed with fresh ideas and clear advice - the innovative approach offers creative, practical and problem-solving solutions to all keen gardeners.

More from Gardeners’ World magazine

Welcome

We love September • Let us give at least three loud and rousing cheers for September, that most gentle and forgiving of months - definitely a time for loosening the stays and easing off the gardening throttle. Do need to rush around worrying about plants getting too big, seedlings getting devoured or anything like that. Instead, just look back on what you have achieved this year, enjoy the harvest and bask in the last whispers of summer. You all know the story of Goldilocks? Well this month is a bit like baby bear’s porridge – not too hot, not too cold but just about right.

Expert’s choice Zinnias • As long as the roots are undamaged, these colourful daisy-like blooms are easy to grow, says Graham Rice

The Full Monty • On recent visits to Europe, Monty was struck by how crops are grown as a year-round necessity rather than just an entertaining pastime

Have your say • The view from your side of the fence

Write to us at

Clippings • Our roundup of the month’s latest gardening news and views

My gardening world Griff Rhys Jones

News in brief

Wildlife wonder • Take a walk on the wild side at Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens in West Sussex this autumn, one of your 2 for 1 entry gardens

2 for 1 gardens to visit nearby

The good food guide • Although plants need food, that doesn’t always mean they need feeding, says Monty. Here, he shares his expert advice on maintaining a healthy, balanced diet

Homemade feeds • Make your own liquid feed from either comfrey or nettles – the method is the same. Here, I’ve made comfrey feed from leaves cut from under hedges around the garden.

GRAND FINALE • Now’s the time for dahlias to put on a show full of sparkle and glamour – Arthur Parkinson reveals why they’re the finale stars of the season

My natural health service • Discover how Gardeners’ World presenter Mark Lane created this beautiful and accessible garden – with his physical and mental wellbeing in mind

Access all areas • Follow Mark’s design tips to get full enjoyment from your garden, whatever your mobility

Little STARS OF SPRING • Plant miniature bulbs in containers now for spring displays bursting with colourful jewels

Where do I start?

ALAN’S TOP TIPS

A-Z of house plants • Freshen up indoors with the cool tones of a marble queen pothos

Treasure in a bottle • Terrariums are a perfect way to display your house plants. Just follow Shilpa Reddy’s expert advice

Caring for your terrarium • Keep your terrarium looking healthy with these tips

Terrarium shopping guide • Everything you need to create and look after a stylish miniature glass garden in your home

Your wildlife month

Go really wild • Wildflowers are vital for pollinators and now’s the time to sow and plant them – Adrian Thomas , RSPB wildlife-gardening expert, explains how

Where to grow wildflowers • Different wildflowers prefer different growing conditions, so there are lots of great choices for every spot in your garden, whether in sun, shade or even in pots

How to sow wildflowers

What’s the buzz at Great Dixter?

Looking to the future

Fresh from the plot...


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OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

Gardeners' World Magazine is the authoritative voice in gardening, the clear market-leader since it launched in 1991. The award-winning editorial includes topical, practical advice in the readers' favourite 'what to do now' section, and regular contributions and features from the top names in BBC gardening. Packed with fresh ideas and clear advice - the innovative approach offers creative, practical and problem-solving solutions to all keen gardeners.

More from Gardeners’ World magazine

Welcome

We love September • Let us give at least three loud and rousing cheers for September, that most gentle and forgiving of months - definitely a time for loosening the stays and easing off the gardening throttle. Do need to rush around worrying about plants getting too big, seedlings getting devoured or anything like that. Instead, just look back on what you have achieved this year, enjoy the harvest and bask in the last whispers of summer. You all know the story of Goldilocks? Well this month is a bit like baby bear’s porridge – not too hot, not too cold but just about right.

Expert’s choice Zinnias • As long as the roots are undamaged, these colourful daisy-like blooms are easy to grow, says Graham Rice

The Full Monty • On recent visits to Europe, Monty was struck by how crops are grown as a year-round necessity rather than just an entertaining pastime

Have your say • The view from your side of the fence

Write to us at

Clippings • Our roundup of the month’s latest gardening news and views

My gardening world Griff Rhys Jones

News in brief

Wildlife wonder • Take a walk on the wild side at Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens in West Sussex this autumn, one of your 2 for 1 entry gardens

2 for 1 gardens to visit nearby

The good food guide • Although plants need food, that doesn’t always mean they need feeding, says Monty. Here, he shares his expert advice on maintaining a healthy, balanced diet

Homemade feeds • Make your own liquid feed from either comfrey or nettles – the method is the same. Here, I’ve made comfrey feed from leaves cut from under hedges around the garden.

GRAND FINALE • Now’s the time for dahlias to put on a show full of sparkle and glamour – Arthur Parkinson reveals why they’re the finale stars of the season

My natural health service • Discover how Gardeners’ World presenter Mark Lane created this beautiful and accessible garden – with his physical and mental wellbeing in mind

Access all areas • Follow Mark’s design tips to get full enjoyment from your garden, whatever your mobility

Little STARS OF SPRING • Plant miniature bulbs in containers now for spring displays bursting with colourful jewels

Where do I start?

ALAN’S TOP TIPS

A-Z of house plants • Freshen up indoors with the cool tones of a marble queen pothos

Treasure in a bottle • Terrariums are a perfect way to display your house plants. Just follow Shilpa Reddy’s expert advice

Caring for your terrarium • Keep your terrarium looking healthy with these tips

Terrarium shopping guide • Everything you need to create and look after a stylish miniature glass garden in your home

Your wildlife month

Go really wild • Wildflowers are vital for pollinators and now’s the time to sow and plant them – Adrian Thomas , RSPB wildlife-gardening expert, explains how

Where to grow wildflowers • Different wildflowers prefer different growing conditions, so there are lots of great choices for every spot in your garden, whether in sun, shade or even in pots

How to sow wildflowers

What’s the buzz at Great Dixter?

Looking to the future

Fresh from the plot...


Expand title description text