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As we move into winter, the garden can start to look a little forlorn and barren after the vibrant summer and early autumn colours.

Here are some simple and inexpensive ways to add interest to your outdoor space without breaking the bank.

As more of the UK’s natural habitats are destroyed every year, native wildlife can have a tough time surviving the winter.

As long as you avoid days when there is a frost, it is fine to prune from November through to early March, except for evergreens such as holly and ivy, which are best pruned in spring.

Here are some chores to get done at this time of year, to ensure that your garden will be looking its best for the springtime.

Keeping your garden in good order will also add value to your property, should you wish to sell it in the future.

Well maintained outside space can add as much as 20% to the value of your home.

If you are designing a new patio, knowing in advance about some common pitfalls can save you a lot of time and money further down the line!

Here are some tips for keeping your garden in top condition as the year hots up.

Here are some tips to help you achieve your dream outdoor space, whatever your budget.