Garden

Sorrel

Sorrel (Rumex scutatus)

You may have encountered sorrel as a garden weed. It produces bright-green, shield-shaped leaves on square stems. These lemony-flavoured leaves are one of the traditional plants harvested as spring greens. They are used in soups but also eaten as salad greens and in omelettes and sauces.

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Dancing through the Spring Garden

Celebrate spring’s growth with 10 simple gardening tips to plant, feed and enjoy the natural magic of spring. Spring is not quite as magic here as it is in parts of the world blanketed by snow, but it still feels charmed, as if we are all slightly drunk on the scent of blossom and new-grown […]

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A winter of scents and savoury

Discover how to create a fragrant winter garden with our guide to the best winter-blooming plants. From daphne and paperwhite jonquils to rosemary and camellias, learn how to fill your garden and home with delightful scents and vibrant colors, even in the coldest months.”