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Rosemary comes from the Mediterranean. It loves sun and dry conditions, but not long spells of cold and wet. Whether it can stay outside...

Flowers turn a salad into an eye-catcher and add colour and flavour to desserts, drinks and butter. Many flowers from the garden and the...

Tomatoes need a long season before the first fruits are ripe. If you only sow them in May, you harvest late and little. That's...

Many vegetables and flowers need a head start to give you a big harvest or lots of flowers in summer. They get this head...

Chillies take a long time to bear their first pods. If you only sow them outdoors in May, time runs short before autumn. That's...

Chillies aren't annuals. In their native Central and South America, they grow into small shrubs over many years. Here, it's just the winter that's...

Fresh herbs right in your kitchen, all year round, no green thumb needed: that's what every indoor garden promises. But the devices differ a...

In summer, herbs almost grow by themselves. In winter, the windowsill often looks sad: long, thin stems, pale leaves and hardly anything to harvest....

From October to February, the light on your windowsill isn't enough for most herbs. A grow light closes that gap. But plenty of questions...

It's getting cold and dark outside, and the basil on your windowsill is starting to droop. It's rarely your fault. Basil comes from warm,...