Woman's Weekly Living Series

Published by IPC Media.

Published 9 times per year the Woman's Weekly Living Series has issues daedicated to health, gardening, cooking and knitting, as well as seasonal specials.

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Woman’s Weekly Living Series

LET'S GET gardening • Be inspired by the latest developments in the world of horticulture

GROW SOMETHING NEW FOR A ‘WOW’ FACTOR

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Blooming MARVELLOUS • Spring is Michael and Caroline Dedman’s favourite time of year and with tulips and blossom bursting into life it’s not hard to see why...

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TOP10 flowers for seeds • Let self-seeding plants do the hard work – leave flowerheads to drop their seeds back into the soil and new plants will pop up all over

Ask the RHS EXPERTS • The Royal Horticultural Society’s Chief Horticulturalist Guy Barter solves your gardening dilemmas

Guy’s step by step • Raising vegetable transplants indoors

Wonderful WISTERIA • Is there anything more beautiful in a garden than the sight of a cascading wisteria in full bloom?

Top 10 wisterias to have earned an Award of Garden Merit (AGM)

Time to get ORGANISED • Reuse and recycle old pallets to make a handy storage area for your garden tools

Chemical-free GARDENING • It’s possible to take a more holistic approach when dealing with unwanted visitors

Pretty FILLERS • Choose these speedy growers to fill your borders pronto with beautiful flowers

The power of COLOUR • As the monochrome memories of midwinter fade, foliage blankets soil, leaves cloak trees and flowers put smiles back on everyone’s faces...

Gardens around the WORLD • Look beyond your own backyard and take inspiration from stunning gardens all over the globe

Deep South fragrance garden

Chinese Song Dynasty tea garden

Himalayan foothills garden

Tropical Bangkok oasis garden

Japanese Zen forest garden

Middle Eastern meeting place garden

A visual FEAST • Growing your own crops is dependent on the space available, as we describe four distinct styles, each one as attractive as it is productive

Tomatoes for hanging baskets

Planting for THE SKIN • Plants provide not just the food we eat, but the materials of our everyday lives. Their fragrances, sap and even their fibres could be ingredients in your daily skincare products. Here are some of the horticultural heroes growing at Kew Gardens...

Peas PLEASE • Joe Lofthouse, Horticulturist at RHS Garden Harlow Carr with the essentials on growing the small, but mighty veg

Just the JOB • This month sees plenty of activity in the garden, as we gear up for summer...