We are grateful for winter greenery, even if it is provided by the humble ivy.

gardening in very small places, just like the B&Q winner with his 6 square meters of space.

All the signs of autumn are around us and the spiders are getting busy.

What can we gardeners do to help Nature which has changed its timetable and has become less predictable?

Some weeds can be a splendid addition to the planting scheme!

It turns out that fennel does not respond gratefully to mollycoddling...

How attitudes to gardeners have changed since Victorian days!

Pip celebrates that there is a season for daffodils, leeks, magnolias, cherry blossoms, hydrangeas and just about everything else.

Pip observes an oil beetle hitching a ride on a bee to the hive, where it thanks its hosts with eating up their nectar, bees eggs and pollen and then moves on for a future with a new oily mate.

This month we are focusing on snowdrops and which vegetables we would like to grow this year, even on the smallest plots.

Winter happiness for gardeners in the style of Thomas de Quincey and Pip our club's chairman.