The magic of seeds
Growing plants from seed is an economical and gratifying way to fill your garden, says Penny Kitchen.
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Easy does it
When it comes to designing your garden, take things slowly and don’t be swayed by the latest fashion, says Charlotte Philcox.
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Flower power
Whatever the season, there’s still a great choice of flowers available to add creative colour to your home. The Flowers & Plants Association has chosen blooms to reflect the seasons and inspire Woman’s World readers.
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Witty warmers
Our delightful patterns for cupcake egg cosies and a ‘licorice allsorts’ tea cosy are almost good enough to eat! Simple to knit from yarn you may have in your oddments box, they would make amusing gifts or inexpensive makes for your WI sales table or Country Market stall.
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All power to your elbow
We should aim to cut down on cleaning chemicals in our homes, suggests Penny Kitchen.
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Balance and harmony = happiness
Live in peace with your surroundings by adopting the principals of feng shui. Practitioner Mary Lambert explains how.
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From border to plate
Whether used to add flavour in foods, as a garnish, an infusion in oil or vinegar, or to decorate a cake, edible flowers will add a little zest and individuality to your cooking, says Ceri Thomas, editor of Which? Gardening
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Flower decor
Are you chintzy? Minimalist? Can't decide? Whatever your style, you can match your flowers to your decor, says Sarah Holland
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A floral passion
National collections of plants ensure their continuity and provide a basis for our understanding of their sometimes colourful history, says Carolle Doyle
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Clinch that sale
In a slow market there are plenty of things you can do to make your house stand out from the crowd. Woman's World asked experts in property, DIY and furnishings for their advice
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