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Fewer, larger pots grouped in odd numbers, stepped heights and a clear floor: how to arrange pots in a small garden so it looks designed rather than cluttered. Layouts for courtyards, roof terraces, balconies and side returns, plus the materials, compost and watering routine that keep a container garden going.
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Tulips into pots and borders, pot feet under the terracotta, and something evergreen by the front door. Here’s what to plant, protect and bring indoors in a London garden this November, with paperwhites started now for flowers at Christmas.
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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.
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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.
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Stone, terracotta, polystone, fibre-clay, metal or plastic — the right planter material depends on your space, not just your style. Here's how each performs against London's frost, wind and wet-dry cycles, and which suits a balcony, roof terrace or front step.
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If you've ever wondered what those bright, bobbing flowers are on wiry stems in practically every Chelsea show garden, you've been looking at Geums.
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Tackle heavy clay and poor drainage in London gardens with practical fixes and the best plant choices that really work. Read now.
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Find winter garden maintenance tips, the best winter bloomers, and other top tips for getting ahead in spring with drawing from Boma’s expert guide.
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Discover top January gardening tips and planting ideas to create vibrant spring flower displays in North London gardens.
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Discover Boma’s top December gardening tips to protect plants, add festive colour, and prepare your garden for spring.
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