Gardening advice
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Take cuttings, because once you have one Begonia luxurians, you’ll want more
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Tropical gardening is all too often associated with expense and poor results. But choose your plants wisely and you can turn your patch into a slice of verdant jungle, says James Wong
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Bare-root perennials, shrubs and trees can be up to half the price of their potted counterparts
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A new generation of corn comes in different flavours and dazzling colours, says James Wong, and they are even easier to grow, too
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A tidy winter garden is a garden that’s no home to butterflies, moths and all the other insects that need our help
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The exotic dracaenas and cordylines are easy to take cuttings from and look after, says James Wong
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They’re easy to grow, don’t need much maintenance and give structure to a plot: where would we be without ornamental grasses?
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It isn’t too late to plant broad beans, grey shallots, Marvel of Winter lettuce, sasy James Wong
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If I’m rambling a little, it’s because I’m still trying to make sense of why I need to write this down, here of all places
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James Wong on gardens Round and round the mulberry bush: the remarkable, easy new varieties