gardening
GINGER GAIRDNER: Hedge-trimming is a cut above your usual garden jobs
GARDENING: Summer harvest is well under way, with cherry tomatoes to add to salads
Roses had a bad start this year, but John Stoa is hoping better weather will improve the second flush
GINGER GAIRDNER: Your whole crop can be lost in the blink of an eye
GINGER GAIRDNER: The pesky pests of summer
JOHN STOA: Whetting the appetite for a dry spell in the garden
GINGER GAIRDNER: Plant hunters and the legacy of intrepid men
GINGER GAIRDNER: Rejoice! Garden centres are open
GINGER GAIRDNER: Sit back and enjoy the colours
Tayside store to open ‘by appointment only’ as garden centres prepare to welcome back customers
Taking a hacksaw to his cake: Rab discovers that baking is not his strong point
TellyBox: If you’re looking for something to watch on Netflix, you can skip past this
ANGUS WHITSON: This is why country folk call the roadside weed Soldiers Blood
Gardeners urged to down tools for International Biodiversity Day
GINGER GAIRDNER: Give your lawn to the wildflowers
Looking for something to do with the kids? How to grow plants from food scraps
How does your garden grow in lockdown? ‘Not at all’, is the answer for one fifth of Dundee households
GINGER GAIRDNER: Tulips are an exotic plant with a history to match
GINGER GAIRDNER: Get those young seeds tucked up warm in soil beds
Colourful spring bulbs are a cheery sight in these bleak times
Lockdown? Keep calm and garden on
GINGER GAIRDNER: Your plants can help you survive lockdown
JOHN STOA: Locked down but not out as longer spring days raise spirits in the garden
