It is not often in gardening that new ideas come to the fore, however, over the last few years there has been something new for gardeners to enjoy – microgardening. Adam Pasco has been finding out what it is all about.

It might be winter, but that doesn’t mean you can stay inside as there aren’t plenty of jobs to get ahead with in the garden. It’s important at this time of the year to keep on top of jobs and prepare for the seasonal ahead as Adam Pasco explains.

It might be winter, but that doesn’t mean you can stay inside as there aren’t plenty of jobs to get ahead with in the garden. It’s important at this time of the year to keep on top of jobs and prepare for the seasonal ahead as Adam Pasco explains.

It might be winter, but that doesn’t mean you can stay inside as there aren’t plenty of jobs to get ahead with in the garden. It’s important at this time of the year to keep on top of jobs and prepare for the seasonal ahead as Adam Pasco explains.

It might be winter, but that doesn’t mean you can stay inside as there aren’t plenty of jobs to get ahead with in the garden. It’s important at this time of the year to keep on top of jobs and prepare for the seasonal ahead as Adam Pasco explains.

A frequent question to the World Radio Gardening team is what is the best way gardeners look after herbaceous plants through winter and into spring. Mick Lavelle, Senior Lecturer at Writtle College and Ken Crowther discuss some of the best ways.

A frequent question to the World Radio Gardening team is what is the best way gardeners look after herbaceous plants through winter and into spring. Mick Lavelle, Senior Lecturer at Writtle College and Ken Crowther discuss some of the best ways.

A frequent question to the World Radio Gardening team is what is the best way gardeners look after herbaceous plants through winter and into spring. Mick Lavelle, Senior Lecturer at Writtle College and Ken Crowther discuss some of the best ways.

A frequent question to the World Radio Gardening team is what is the best way gardeners look after herbaceous plants through winter and into spring. Mick Lavelle, Senior Lecturer at Writtle College and Ken Crowther discuss some of the best ways.

With spring in mind, Ken Crowther has been to the Royal Horticultural Garden Hyde Hall in Essex to meet garden manager Ian Bull to talk about the colour and fragrance you can still find in the midst of winter.