Searched for "geranium", click here to show all the news. Gardening & Plant Care Your Winter Perennials FAQs Answered A little colour and cold-hardy structure for December to February. Hellebores, magenta winter heath and evergreen Bergenia and Heuchera all carry a London border through the coldest months — plus how to protect pots, mulch borderline crowns, and know what's worth reviving once the frost lifts. Your Autumn Perennials FAQs Answered Heucheras, hardy ferns and hellebores will keep a pot or window box going until spring. Here's what to cut back in October, what to leave standing for winter, and what to plant while the soil is still warm. The London Garden in October Bulbs, evergreen shrubs and acid-loving plants all go in this month, and houseplants need a lighter touch as the light fades. Here's what to prioritise. The Best Plants For a Low Maintenance Border Hardy perennials, evergreen shrubs and ground cover that establish once and perform every year after — our pick of the best low-maintenance plants for a border in full sun, deep shade or clay soil. 12 Ways to Decorate a Small Balcony With Plants ... How To Design an English Cottage Garden in the City ... How to Build & Fill Raised Garden Beds in Small Spaces ... 7 Small London Garden Design Ideas for 2026 Small London garden design ideas for 2026, from planting schemes to privacy, vertical design, and expert tips for compact spaces. The London Garden in June Discover the best gardening tips for June, and our top June perennial picks, in this guide from our horticultural experts. Read now. Your Garden Bedding Plants FAQs Answered Discover what bedding plants are, when and how to plant them, plus care tips to keep North London beds colourful all year. The London Garden in May What to do, what to plant, and how to think about your garden in May — from window boxes and roof terraces to established borders and mature gardens. 16 Best Gardening Tips For April Discover 16 top gardening tips for April. 12345 Next Do you have gardening or plant questions? Ask the team