Garden Design - A Garden like Monets

Monet’s failing eyesight may have contributed to the splashy colours and indistinct shapes we all take for granted as part of the late Impressionist period, and indeed that are the hallmark of his paintings of water lilies.

Patio Heaters

We all know the English summer isn't as reliable as we'd like it to be. So make the most of those less-than-balmy summer evenings by using one of our patio heaters to keep off the late-evening chill.

Garden Design - Monets Giverny Garden

When Monet moved into his house at Giverny, the acre of land he owned was dominated by pine trees. He cut every single one down, and only kept two mature Yew trees, that grew near the house, to please his wife. Later though, he added many new trees and tall shrubs, including the rare and exotic bamboo which he imported to help create the water garden over which he was to get French builders (with much mumbling and complaint apparently) to build a replica Japanese Bridge.

Kawasaki Brushcutters

High powered and ultra reliable brushcutters, from Kawasaki, one of the leading names in two-stroke engined garden machinery.

Garden Design - Powis Castle

This twelfth century castle on a rock is graced with a seventeenth century garden.

Chelsea Flower Show 2008

Food garden competition: The entries so far

Last week, we launched our competition to find the best food gardens in Britain and the entries are already flooding in. Here are the pick of the bunch so far.

Garden guerrillas: Seed bombs

Bunny Guinness continues our crusade to make Britain beautiful again. This week: seed bombs.

Telegraph Gardening

Information and advice for gardeners from telegraph.co.uk

Telegraph Gardening

Chelsea Flower Show 2008

Last week, we launched our competition to find the best food gardens in Britain and the entries are already flooding in. Here are the pick of the bunch so far.