Garden

Although its name points to its aphrodisiac qualities, horny goat weed has many other health benefits.

With spring and summer approaching and the temperature rising, now is the perfect time to extend your liveable space at home by creating an inviting green outdoor oasis.

Dr Karen Bridgman tells u show the edible young seedlings of a range of vegetables are rich in nutrition and healing properties.

With spring and summer approaching and the temperature rising, now is the perfect time to extend your liveable space at home by creating an inviting green outdoor oasis.

Radishes (Raphanus sativus) are super easy to grow & have a delightful peppery flavour, making them a joy in your kitchen

Once used to treat the plague, this plant is used today for respiratory conditions and for soothing digestion.

Mother Nature knows best, especially when it comes to your skin. Home-grown plants have the power to effectively nourish and heal you skin.

Leaves from old healthy cauliflowers or cabbages from the supermarket are a good source of a molybdenum-rich material to use for compost.

Gardening for self-care is a powerful tool that can ground and centre you in times of uncertainty.

Author and garden lover Jackie French walks us through the process of planting, growing and using camomile in your everyday life.

Mint has been a popular culinary and medicinal herb since Roman times and the possibilities for its use in your kitchen are endless.

Gardening alone can be quite meditative, but gardening with friends and family can bring joy and fulfilment to every day.