Plus you can rip out the pages and keep all your favourites safe. Here is our selection of the top gardening magazines, shared in no particular order. Each month The Garden contains a mouth-watering selection of exciting features to interest all RHS members, whatever their gardening interest. The Garden also brings you all the latest news and developments from the RHS, such as shows, trials and other research activities, developments in the four RHS gardens and other aspects of the charitable work of the RHS.
We like this particular magazine because it features real gardeners with different interests and different gardening challenges.
We also like the planting diagrams and the way it incorporates garden crafts. The magazine has grown in size from the 32 pages of the first issue, and has proved a particular favourite with gardeners and garden clubs across the region.
This magazine is a wonderful mix of meticulously cared for private gardens and articles about what's new. Our favourite feature is at the end of each garden profile when the owners share their knowledge and tips. Whether you lust after the look of an English garden or just want to hear from some of the most enthusiastic gardens out there, each issue is a treasure.
Modern design ideas that retain the natural country feel are offered in Country Living. Enjoy tips on gardening, recipes and do-it-yourself craft ideas. This American lifestyle magazine covers everything from decorating ideas and crafts, to gardening tips and cooking. Subscribe No Thanks. From tools to furniture, these garden products are sure to delight. Discover unique garden products curated by the Garden Design editors, plus items you can use to solve problems in your garden right now, and best sellers from around the web.
Design Ideas From shady spots to open meadows, find inspiration for gardens big and small. Gardening Essentials. Vegetable Gardening Design beautiful vegetable gardens and learn how to grow popular veggies.
Small-Space Gardening Create a beautiful garden in a small space, including container gardening. Landscape Design Rules Eight design principles for creating a successful, satisfying garden.
National Plants of the Year Discover exceptional plants to grow in your garden. Learn the basics of designing a small-scale balcony garden, plus get tips for selecting the best plants and containers. Designer Karen Chapman says, "Neither beauty nor function needs to be limited by the size of your outdoor space, but it is important to prioritize your wish list in order to make every square inch count.
Entertaining outdoors always seems so much more relaxed, both for the hosts and the guests, but how many people do you need to accommodate? Two for an intimate lunch?
Eight for a sit-down dinner? Twelve or more for an informal BBQ? Versatile elements that can satisfy more than one function are key in maximizing the potential of small spaces. Are you hoping to grow cut flowers, your favorite herbs, or a few vegetables? Focus on growing flowers and produce that are usually expensive, hard to find, have a short shelf life, or you use regularly.
Container gardens provide a simple solution for limited in-ground growing; however, consideration should be given to their size and shape. Having considered the functionality of your space, here are a few designer tips to help you really maximize its potential and create the illusion of a much larger garden.
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