
Amateur Gardening 15 August
Free seeds worth £2.40, plus:
Jobs for this week
Making Cuttings And Potting On
It’s time to make new plants for next year
with some carefully selected cuttings
Softwood Cuttings Of A Pelargonium
Follow Ruth’s easy rules to get the best
results – plus, advice on how to layer
Keep Your Rockery Rocking!
Just a little regular maintenance can give incredible results, as Ruth explains
Prepare Your Roses For Autumn
Make sure plants stay healthy into autumn,
and deadheading roses as they fade
Free Seeds And Bird Watch
Vibrant ‘Irish Velvet’ poppies with Amateur Gardening 15 August 2020 free seeds
Great garden ideas
Hardy Fuchsias
Pretty tough floral picks to brighten up winter, from cool classics to modern beauties
South African Plants
Enjoy a touch of the exotic with unusual beauties that are right at home in your garden
Argyranthemums
For non-stop daisies from summer into autumn, try marguerites in pots and borders
Gardening wisdom
Peter Seabrook
Many plants also enjoy some holiday spirit and a change of scene to thrive, says Peter
Bob Flowerdew
Clever boxing and storing secrets that will help you hang on to your harvests for longer
Val Bourne
Lockdown has been full of surprises for Val, as a bird of prey pays her a surprise visit
Lucy Chamberlain’s Fruit and Veg
Grow melons, harvest early apples, prune summer raspberries and save herb seeds
Ask John Negus
Your questions on windy sites, sandy soils, semi-drowned clematis, and a wee problem
Anne Swithinbank’s Masterclass
A prickly problem this week as Anne explains how to best pot on your crowded cacti
All Our Yesterdays
More hybrid tea rose picks selected by Arthur Hellyer in our rose history series
A Gardener’s Miscellany
This week, Graham Clarke’s trivia and quizzes are all about blackberries and brambles
How To Use Tools
Try Tim’s techniques and kit suggestions to help you reach fruit at the top of the tree
Letters to Wendy
AG readers share their stories on free seed treats, sweetcorn tillers and summer pinks
Toby Buckland
Green tomatoes are giving Toby something to talk about, as he tries to turn them red
Garden News
Fears over plant import delays; Alan Titchmarsh on the importance of gardening young
Cover: Argyranthemum frutescens ‘Molimba Mini Yellow’ (pic: Alamy)