Bean there, done that: producing up to 6kg from one square metre, beans are a great home-grown veg Credit: Photo: TORIE CHUGG French beans – both climbing and dwarf types – have been grown in British ...

Just because you don't have a large garden doesn't mean you can't enjoy homegrown fresh vegies. In fact, there are many small vegies perfectly suited to pots. Greens are a great place to start. Try ...

There is a wide selection of vegetables that will happily grow in pots and provide you with a fantastic harvest. From small radishes to long cucumbers, from potatoes growing in the soil to tall beans ...

Runner beans come in a range of varieties and can be easily grown as climbers or in containers. These stringless beans are ideal for adding to home-cooked meals, offering a large harvest throughout ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. The Achacha fruit. Our Yates dwarf stringless 'bikini' snapbean giveaway (Kitchen Garden November 28) resulted in me sending seeds to a ...

I would give a hill of beans for beans of any kind growing in my garden. Broad beans, dwarf beans, climbing beans, runner beans, kidney beans, beans whose pods are slim bootlaces and beans that bulge ...

Short in stature but tops in flavour – it's a great description for the dwarf fruit tree varieties that make fruit-growing at home possible for those with small gardens and urban courtyards as well as ...

Question: I have two pink dwarf oleanders planted in 18-inch clay pots that have very healthy looking foliage but very few blossoms. One of my gardener friends said oleanders don’t like pots. Another ...