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Corpusty Mill, Corpusty, NorfolkCountry Life visits an eccentric garden attached to an East Anglian water mill
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The history of Sissinghurst’s rosesTroy Scott Smith explains how he is trying to rebuild the rose garden at Sissinhurst
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Best of Britain: Rose gardensSteven Desmond visits Britian's best rose garden: Mottisfont, a National Trust garden in Hampshire
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Diary date: Petersham gardens event in JuneTen beautiful private gardens will open for one day only to visitors in June in aide of the Petersham Environment Trust
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Eden Project prepares for springtime colourThe Eden Project in Cornwall is preparing for a beautiful spring season as they are looking forward to twice as many tulips than last year
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2014 Diary: Sir Roy Strong talkOne date for your diary is May 2014, when Sir Roy Strong will give a talk about the creation of his garden in Herefordshire
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National Gardens Scheme gardens to visitA selection of gardens opening in aid of the National Gardens Scheme in the coming weeks shows off the variety and charm of the autumn season
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Plant of the week: Penstemon 'Rich Ruby' AGMOur plant of the week in the Country Life Nursery is Penstemon 'Rich Ruby' AGM, a stunning deep-coloured ruby flower which should last until November
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12 top wildflower meadows to visitCountry Life discovers twelve of the best wildflower meadows open to visitors this summer in England
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Find plants online in the Country Life NurseryCountry Life has teamed up with one of England's top nurseries to bring you brilliant deals online all year round on the plants you want to put into your garden.
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Plant of the week: Digitalis purpureaOur plant of the week this week is Digitalis purpurea, otherwise known as the common foxglove
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Mahonia Soft CaressThe Country Life nursery is stocking one of the most talked-about plants for 2013. Announced as Plant of the Year at RHS Chelsea this week, mahonia soft caress is only available from a small number of outlets
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Gardening tips for January: Dig out a shrubIf there's a dry patch coming up, try taking the opportunity to dig up old shrubs
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Flowers in winterSo which flowers are blooming in January in the gardens of England?
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Planting Christmas bulbsIf you haven't done them already, there's still time to get your hyacinth and narcissus paper white bulbs into their pots in a cool, dark room ready for Christmas and New Year flowering
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How to survive RHS ChelseaThe Country Life Guide to getting the most out of RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2012 (May 22-26)
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Romance in London's Kensington GardensWhere is the most romantic place in London? Pay a visit to the Tiffany & Co Foundation's newly restored Italian Gardens in Kensington Gardens.
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The kitchen gardens at Kasteel Hex in BelgiumHex in Belgium combines the majesty of its formal gardens with the exceptional work done to develop its wonderful kitchen gardens since the 1700s
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Town mouse on Chelsea Flower ShowLucky with the weather, Clive saw Chelsea bathed in sunlight this year, although visitors on the Thursday had to cope with a drenching
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Visit Country Life at ChelseaCome and visit Country Life’s stand at the Chelsea Flower Show which features a formal garden and sculptures from Cavendish Stone
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Carla Carlisle prepares her garden for springCarla Carlisle prepares her garden for a spring awakening, and visitors, of course
