BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine - 2021-12-23

• STAR OF THE MONTH
• WINTER SURPRISE
• PERKY BLINDERS
• TICKLED PINK
• A SPARKLING PERFORMANC­E
• Bigger and greener
• Afeast for the eyes
• Gardeners are full of bottle
• Young fan ofMonty and Don
• Return and reuse?
• IRIS OUTDOOR ROOM
• Calls for sustainabl­e gardening
• Darwin’s plants help climate change
• Peat extraction “must end globally”
• New age blooms for allotments
• Electric trees celebrate diversity
• Edwardian garden at risk
• Cash appeal for Belfast hospital garden
• Dr Michael Mosley
• News in brief
• Benton End house and gardens to reopen
• Ancient apples identified
• Try a subscripti­on for only £5
• Get your FREE seeds
• MEET THE EXPERTS
• 10 STEPS to a greener garden
• DOING YOUR BIT
• COMING UP in Growing Greener
• Carol’s 8 favourites for wet weather
• Carol’s wet weather action plan
• Dazzling Dahlia
• Andrew Chambers County Antrim
• Eula Cooper Worcesters­hire
• Oliver Hymans & Marcus Crofton London
• OTHER FINALISTS
• Tony & Chris Ashby-Steed East Sussex
• Janice Stephens Staffordsh­ire
• Sarah Taylor Jersey
• How to grow an urn plant
• Garden compost made simple
• Composting
• ALAN’S TOP TIPS
• How to do it
• HOW TO USE YOUR COMPOST
• INGREDIENT­S FOR SUCCESS
• Dalefoot Composts
• Melcourt (SylvaGrow)
• What’s in it?
• New Horizon
• Fertile Fibre
• Buyer beware
• Miracle-Gro
• Carbon Gold
• Growing with peat-free
• How to choose
• Drawing up your plan
• Get your bearings
• Boost your harvests with intercropp­ing
• Succession sowing
• January’s allotment plan
• Savoy sambharo
• Raised beds
• Lasagne bed
• Growing in sacks
• High-rise box
• Potato picks
• Get started
• Other plants to prune now
• Don’t prune these now
• Step by step
• Pruning cotinus
• Also prune this way…
• The -m-zing Suspension Pillow TM
• Monty’s month
• Plant hellebores
• Prepare raspberry canes for planting
• STEP BY STEP How to sow sweet peas
• Move parsley undercover
• Grow perennials from seed now
• Clear gutters
• Start forcing rhubarb now
• STEP BY STEP Prune gooseberri­es
• Check stored potatoes
• Grow a potted evergreen shrub
• STEP BY STEP Plant bare-root roses
• Take hardwood cuttings of shrubs
• STEP BY STEP How to prune wisteria
• Plant polyanthus for instant colour
• Don’t forget
• Top up bark paths
• Prune deutzias
• Scrub and clean dirty pots
• Don’t forget
• Water plants in containers
• Recycle your Christmas tree
• Defrost your bird baths
• LOOK OUT FOR
• Now’s the time to tackle your smartphone
• How do I plant up a spot that’s in both sun and shade?
• Q How should I start gardening with my nursery children?
• Q How can I rid my new garden of bindweed?
• Q Should I remove an elder stump where honey fungus grows?
• Q I emptied my compost bins onto the veg beds. Will the worms survive?
• Q Which seeds are best for winter spinach harvests?
• Q Why were the plums on my brand-new tree tasteless?
• Q When can I move a mature callicarpa?
• Q Should I cut back a two-year-old poinsettia?
• Why is our potgrown Wollerton Old Hall rose so spindly?
• Q Is there an ecological way to heat a small greenhouse?
• flower again next year?
• Are there slugs that eat other slugs and not my crops?
• Q What are the alternativ­es to vermiculit­e and perlite?
• Q Can plants grown from seed produce tubers?
• What can we do about clover and moss on our lawn?
• I’ve planted a witch hazel too far back. When can I move it?
• Stainless Steel Stained Glass Columns
• Sandybrook Lodges
• Trimstyle Decor
• The Sussex Trug
• Warm Homes and a Warm Welcome
• Potter and Mooch
• Thomas Smith’s Sussex Trugs

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