Our horticultural expert Sue Sanderson picks out some of her garden plant favourites in these inspirational Top 10 Guides.
Whether you are a beginner looking for plant recommendations or a seasoned gardener in search of new ideas, our Top 10 plant guides have plenty of suggestions to keep your garden looking at its best.
Houseplants brighten up our indoor spaces, making us feel happy and calm. Surprisingly easy to care for, the trick is to choose the right plant for the conditions in your home or workplace.
Plug plants are a convenient and easy way to fill your garden with colour. With plug plants you receive strong, healthy young plants which are raring to grow.
Perennial flowers add colour and seasonal interest to the garden from April to November, often attracting bees and butterflies. Perennials are extremely versatile and return each year.
Summer bedding plants don't all have to be petunias and marigolds! There are a huge range of annual bedding plants you can grow for colour, height and scent.
Winter bedding plants fill your garden with cheerful colour during the coldest months of the year. Plant them for a welcome splash of colour through winter and spring.
A vase of fresh flowers cut straight from the garden can instantly make a house feel more like a home. So it's surprising that more people don't try growing their own cut flowers.
During the depths of winter, evergreen shrubs give your garden a lift with their colourful foliage, flowers and berries. Evergreen plants are also the perfect foil for summer perennials.
Filling your garden with fragrance needn't cost a fortune. It's easy to grow your own scented annuals from seed. Perfumed flowers can stop you in your tracks, evoking distant memories and unexpectedly stirring emotions.
After the long, dark winter months, the first flowers in spring are the most eagerly awaited. There are hardy spring plants to suit every area of the garden.
Early summer is a wonderful time. The weather is warm and the soil still moist - perfect growing conditions for many of our favourite hardy plants.
Fading borders in late summer are a common complaint, but you needn't say goodbye to summer colour just yet.
Autumn is a magical season when the spotlight falls on those hardy trees and shrubs that bring a riot of colour to fading borders.
The cold months of winter can leave the garden bare and uninviting. But there are plenty of plants that are at their peak in winter.
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Fill up your hanging baskets with colour, in all shapes and varieties this summer for a display you'll be proud of.
Decorate your patios with shrubs and perennials in containers that will give you pleasure for years to come.
Keep children occupied and interested in the great hobby of gardening with these easy to grow plants, flowers and something to eat too!
Planting to encourage bees into the garden is as beautiful as it is rewarding. We've come up with a list of our top ten suggestions of flowers that are perfect for our tiny friends
Take a closer look at this unfashionable plant group and you will find elegance, refinement and plenty of year round interest. Maybe its time that you planted a conifer?
Encourage these beautiful visitors to your garden as they search for nectar. Our native butterflies are in need of our help from spring through to the autumn too.
Don't underestimate the impact that grasses could have upon your garden! With such a diverse group of plants there is something to fit every space and style.
Beat the hot dry summers with these low-maintenance, drought tolerant plants. Keep colour and fragrance in your garden even when the rain stays away.
Shaded areas needn't be unloved. There are plenty of plants that will positively thrive in lower light conditions. These hardy perennials will thrive and brighten up any darkened area.
Check out our favourite small evergreen shrubs to find the perfect match for your garden.
Fill your garden with world exclusive varieties & stunning blooms with Thompson & Morgan's collection of top 10 unique plants.
Whether hiding an unsightly shed or cheering up a blank wall, climbing plants make a valuable contribution the garden!
Create a tropical paradise in your own UK garden! Take a look at our favourite plants for creating a jungle planting scheme...
Wildflowers are a low-maintenance and long-lasting addition to any garden. Often planted as annual or perennial meadows, they make a wildlife-friendly alternative to lawns.
Growing your favourite crops in pots can turn even the smallest of spaces into a home allotment. Container gardening offers a world of opportunity in tiny town gardens and balconies.
Our customers really do love their home-grown potatoes. Take a look at our Top 10 popular potato varieties to discover our tried and tested customer favourites.
If you are asking 'What vegetables can I grow in winter?' then take a look at our top ten winter growing vegetables for our favourites that will keep you out in the garden all year round!
Don't have a garden? No problem! Even a window box or trough can produce a satisfying crop of home-grown produce.
Spring bulbs herald an end to dark winter days, bringing a welcome splash of colour to the garden when few other plants are in flower.
Burgeoning summer borders are dominated by a frenzy of colourful shrubs and perennials, but don't forget that there are plenty of bulbs to grow in summer too.
As the garden begins to wind down for autumn there are still plenty of autumn flowering bulbs to fill the gaps left by fading perennials.
Want to grow easy and rewarding flowers? Then check out our top 10 hardy flower bulbs infographic to find out when to plant and when to expect lush flowers in your garden.
Berries and currants can be grown in the smallest of spaces, making a viable crop for even the tiniest garden. Most berries and currants are easy to grow, at a fraction of the cost in the supermarkets!
Even the smallest plot is capable of producing some delicious fruits. Whether you have a small garden, patio or balcony, there's something to suit even the most compact garden.
Discover the secret to a hassle-free summer garden, by reading our list of our top 10 easy to grow garden plants.
Do you dream of harvesting your own home grown vegetables, but just don't know where to start? Read our quick overview of our top 10 easy to grow vegetables.
You don't need an orchard to grow your own fruit at home. Take a look at our top 10 list of easy to grow fruit and start growing your own today.
Winter is normally a quiet time in the garden but it won't be long before spring arrives and you'll be caught up in the frenzy of sowing, growing, and nurturing your garden as it comes to life.
Autumn is a busy time in the garden, clearing away the decaying vegetation of the summer and preparing the garden for the cold winter months ahead.
Greenhouse heating will protect your tender plants from becoming a frosted, soggy mush, and keep your young plants snug and warm until spring.
There are many ways to save water in the garden, which will help the environment and save you money! Read our tips for saving water.
Read our money saving tips to find out how to make your money go further in the garden, so you can enjoy the benefits of a beautiful garden without emptying your wallet!
Gardeners are hoarders - it's a fact! Even the greatest gardens have a pile of odds and ends tucked beneath the potting bench, or round the back of the compost heap.
Being environmentally friendly in the garden can sometimes feel like an impossible aspiration, but don't be put off - there are plenty of ways to make your garden 'greener'!
Browse our gardening guides section for detailed growing advice, gardening hints and tips, and plenty of horticultural help from Thompson & Morgan?s experts.