Winter 2013 Episode

Jeremy Clarke's adventures in the World of Horticulture

A picture grid of 17 of the best winter plants to bring colour, interest and beauty to your garden. Like them? With one click you can buy.

Teeny gardens in a teeny book

Earthly Delights

Making British roundabouts interesting

Pull on your woolly hats and gloves and get out into the garden...

510 Top Performers for Multi-Season Beauty

We asked the world’s greatest expert on sheds, yes sheds, to give us a world tour of the best.

What do James Bond, Bollywood and British Sculptor Matt Simonds have in common? The Carrara Marble Quarries high in the Italian Alps.

Cleve West Tilts the Compass Point Towards the Far, Far North and Journeys to a Land of Global Lagoons and Moss Covered Lava Fields

Lia Leendertz has plenty of ideas for how to get a head start on the vegetable garden.

Worried about frost nipping at your nose? Let alone your precious flower buds. Try gardening in Alaska with Christine Bingham.

Having fun with loo rolls...

A Personal Tour of Alan Titchmarsh's Private Plot

April Bloomfield's first impressive book

Lawns, Lakes and Lyrebirds

A Graphic Guide to Creating a Fantastic Yard Totally Tailored to You

Armadillos in the Undergrowth

Gentle jobs for the garden to warm those cockles.

Forced Perspectives

Weirdly Wonderful

Big apple botanics

Try a trellis like the one Alys Fowler weaves in our film.

A smorgasbord of foods, events, tools, places, pictures and exhibitions.

Those of you who are paying attention will remember Cheryl from Episode One of intoGardens. For those of you who are newcomers, allow us to explain.

Daydream believer. It'll happen: miserable grey gloom will go away and up will come a crowd of cheery spring woodlanders (as long as you remember to plant some, that is)

The history of the mighty machine.

It is the perfect time for planting bare root roses. Right now.

Want to know the story behind the veg in your veg box delivery? We sent Mark Diacono out into the brutal frost to discover.