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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.
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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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Here are our top 15 gardening jobs for September.
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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.
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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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In London, or any urban city, gardening often starts with a constraint: a balcony barely wide enough for a chair, a shaded basement light‑well, or a tiny patch of paving by the front door. Yet with the right plants, pots, and layout, these overlooked corners can become lush balconies, micro‑jungles, productive veg patches, and wildlife‑friendly sanctuaries that feel worlds away from the city streets.
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If you’ve gardened in London for any length of time, you already know hellebores are the undisputed stars of the winter garden.
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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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Heuchera winter care, colourful leaves, and year round ground cover for London gardens with reliable structure and easy maintenance.
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Skimmia is a compact, evergreen shrub that gives year-round colour and structure to London gardens, thriving in shade and requiring little maintenance once established. Its decorative berries and fragrant flowers last through winter into spring, making it ideal for both small urban spaces and traditional borders
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