Lia Leendertz

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Boudicca Fox-Leonard |Lia Leendertz |Tom Brown |Simon Lewis

Create your own charming outdoor space with a little help from America's homemaking queenMartha Stewart is the original lifestyle influencer. For four decades, the American businesswoman has been an authority on all things cooking, decorating and general home-making wholesomeness. Before there was ever Instagram, and even before Gwyneth created GOOP, Stewart was the honey-haired all-American domestic goddess.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Lia Leendertz

The late tulips are in bloom, lilac is in great billowing flower, and there is still lots of blossom around – hawthorn and apple are in full swing. Gardens are fresh and beautiful, full of young foliage and early summer flowers: alliums, foxgloves and irises. This is the month that should finally see us step into summer, and by the end of the month we should be guaranteed frost free all over the country. But watch out before then.

4 weeks ago | hartley-botanic.co.uk | Lia Leendertz |Bob Flowerdew |Jean Vernon |John Walker

The greenhouse can do many wonderful things, particularly at this time of year, but one of the things it cannot do is make up for me having bought tomato plants too early. I know this lesson. I learned it many years ago, or at least I should have. Tomatoes grow fast, and as they do so they love light, warmth, water, food and space. They do not love frost, to put it mildly.

1 month ago | hartley-botanic.co.uk | Bob Flowerdew |Jean Vernon |John Walker |Lia Leendertz

Brighten up your greenhouse with tubs of colourful Fountain Grasses in red, crimson or purple marked foliage. Good splashes of colour these are especially useful amongst taller plants camouflaging bare stems or disguising tubs. Fountain Grasses are remarkably easy to care for with minimal attention yet respond with luxuriant displays throughout the growing season. The original Fountain Grass is Pennisetum setaceum an invasive perfidious weed of scrubland throughout much of Africa and Asia.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Ria Higgins |Tom Brown |Lia Leendertz |Kulwinder Singh Rai

The rugby legend opens up about his Chelsea Flower Show garden inspired by living with HIV, and finding sanctuary in natureWhere do you live? My husband Stephen and I moved into our current house at the end of last summer. We had been living right on the Welsh coast but, as idyllic as it was, it also came with a lot of problems - including the noise and smoke from beach parties and bonfires. So, we decided to move to the country, just outside Bridgend, which is where I'm from.