Welcome to The Sunday Gardener
The Sunday Gardener is an independent website packed full of gardening advice, tips, seasonal information and practical info. There are over 200 pages of gardening advice and if you need more information, e-mail The Sunday Gardener for help. Also, you can search this website for information using the search function above.

Daffodil diary
The RHS is looking for our help to track and trace daffodils.
They want us to map the appearance of daffodils and try to trace 3 rare varieties.

It's a big pruning month prune Group 2 Clematis
Winter prune Wisteria, Winter Jasmine, Hydrangea, Buddleia, Cornus, Mahonia, Evergreen shrubs, Climbing and Bush roses. See March Gardening tips

TSunday Gardener Channel
Check out 80 short videos on The Sunday Gardener's YouTube channel full of gardening tips and ideas.
The Best shrubs and plants for March



Flowers for March
March can be a very yellow month.
Daffodils are in full bloom and there are so many varieties to choose from to add even more colour to the garden.
What to do if your daffodils didn't flower this year.
Few plants are as sweetly scented as Wallflowers, Erysimum. although they are often best treated as annuals, Wallflowers are very long flowering.
Camellia is coming into flower with glossy evergreen foliage and large rose like flowers. Suttons have some great Camellia offers ( see below) but check out growing Camellia to ensure you plant in the right place.
Grab a gardening bargain.
Great offers from Suttons Specialist on line garden retailer.
March Offers
Save up to 32% on instant impact, large Camellias
Start your own strawberry patch using bare rooted plants super economical- check out Suttons offer
Up to 49% off a wide range of our garden favourite plants
Plant a butterfly friendly garden by Sutton's wide range of butterfly friendly plants many on offer
Gardening ideas and inspiration



Flowering plants and Perennials
There are so many perennials to choose from. Ideas and inspiration about the best spring and summer flowering plants, 20 great scented plants, and 10 easy grow plants.
How to beat the slugs and plant slug resistant flowers and shrubs.
Get more out of your plant with the best long flowering plants which bloom for weeks.
Pick up tips on drought-resistant plants and select the best climbing plants for your garden.
Plus detailed growing advice to get the right plant in the right place.
All About Shrubs
Shrubs are the backbone of the garden. They add form and structure all year round. There are shrubs for all gardens, soils and aspect and many are maintenance.
For growing advice, ideas and images of spring and summer flowering shrubs.
12 of the best evergreen shrubs and fast-growing evergreen shrubs.
Shrubs for autumn and winter interest
and shrubs for shade.



Wildlife friendly and sustainable gardening


The best plants to attract butterflies and bees into your garden. Which shrubs are most loved by birds.
Create a haven for birds and wildlife with a wildlife garden and natural planting.
Top tips for sustainable gardening and how to be a greener gardener.
The benefits of a garden pond as magnet for wildlife
Monthly gardening Calendar
The Sunday Gardener's monthly calendar is full of topical gardening tips
Month by month gardening advice to help you manage your garden.
Timing can be very important, especially around the tricky subject of pruning and what to plant out and when.
The month by month gardening guides will keep you on track and is a complete seasonal guide to gardening.




Growing your own veg.


Growing your own veg has become so popular, and rightly so. It lets you produce satisfying, fresh and wholesome veg and saves money.
It can be daunting at first. Why not start with the 10 easiest vegetables to grow?
Follow the Sunday gardener's step-by-step guides for individual veg growing requirement.
Short of space, check out the best veg for growing in containers.
Top Gardening tips
Top gardening tips including how to be a greener gardener plus 10 best ways to save money in the garden.
The 8 best ways to get rid of slugs and snails.
What is the Chelsea chop and how to use it.
Glossary: Frost Hardy. What does it mean and does it matter?
Make your own plant supports


