Winter guides
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Show and tellGo wild in winter. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Discover the best plants to make your garden a haven for wildlife throughout winter, with Kate Bradbury
Grow plantsHow to protect banana plants over winter
Find out how to keep your banana plants protected from chilly winter temperatures.
Grow plantsvideoHow to protect plants over winter
Protect tender plants over winter, by following Rachel de Thame's short video guide.
Grow plantsHow to protect herbs in winter
Some herbs (and the pots they're growing in) are at risk from cold winter frosts. Find out how to protect them, in our guide.
Grow plantsHow to protect plants in winter
Discover different ways to protect vulnerable plants over winter, in our practical guide.
Grow plantsvideoHow to protect a tree dahlia over winter
Find out how to care for a tree dahlia over winter, with the help of Monty's video guide.
Grow plantsvideoCan I leave lilies in pots over winter?
Watch this quick video to discover whether it's OK to leave pot-grown lilies over winter.
Maintain the gardenHow to dig beds in winter
Find out how to dig and enrich compacted soil, in our practical, How-to guide.
Grow plantsHow to winter wash trees
Winter washing trees helps to control pests and diseases – we show you how to do it.
Maintain the gardenvideoTidying the garden in winter
Follow our No Fuss Guide to tidying your garden in winter, featuring Alan Titchmarsh.
PremiumPruning in December with Frances Tophill. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Discover what you should and shouldn't be pruning now, with Frances Tophill's guide. Plus she shows how to keep grapevines productive
PremiumPruning in January with Arit Anderson. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Prune dormant trees and shrubs to lift their crown or promote flowering – Arit Anderson explains how
PremiumPruning in February with Frances Tophill. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Get out into February’s fickle weather for some last-chance pruning before spring arrives, says Frances Tophill
