Recent articles by Penny Woodward
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Spiders are special
Look after your spiders says Penny Woodward, the vast majority are harmless and all are beneficial.
Gardens for dementia
Penny Woodward says to grow an array of coloured and scented plants for loved ones with dementia.
Shungiku (chop suey greens)
Have you tried this interesting, flavoursome and nutritious plant, asks Penny Woodward.
Roses of yesteryear
Penny Woodward investigates roses of yesteryear, and lists her top picks.
Tough, rewarding asparagus
Penny Woodward says to look out for asparagus crowns to plant soon.
Perennial pruning
Pruning and dividing some perennials keeps their growth under control, says Penny Woodward.
Subtle, charming chervil
A basket of chervil seeds was found in Tutankhamun’s tomb, says Penny Woodward.
Spring to it
Virtually pest free and great companion plants, spring onions are a tasty addition to your patch says Penny Woodward.
Diversity is the key
Penny Woodward explains how diversity is essential for healthy gardens, parks, farms and wild environments.
Do the celery crunch
Freshly cut, clean, crunchy celery is the perfect plant for autumn, says Penny Woodward.
Garlic celebrations
Love garlic? Penny Woodward tells you how to celebrate with garlic.
Mustard that has a flavour-filled punch
The sharp lemony flavour with hot peppery aftertaste make this mustard a winner.