Take a fascinating horticultural tour of beautiful Madeira and see the fabulous Flower Festival with Gardeners' World presenter Adam Frost.

Watch with delight from June to November, as pollinators visit flowers in succession, making stems bob and sway as each is selected in turn.

Need something to cover an unsightly wall, or add some attractive interest and height to your garden? This wonderful Star Jasmine is perfect! It produces waves of gorgeous pure-white star-like flowers across summer, each one releasing a simply stunning fragrance!

Learn to grow your own garden-fresh fruits, vegetable and herbs with our special edition Grow Your Own guide. Inside this 132-page guide, discover the best speedy crops for time poor gardeners and get started on your homegrown harvests with lots of expert advice on hand-picked produce. On sale now, pick up your guide in stores and online! Subscribers save 25%, just enter your subscriber number at checkout!

Spiraea japonica 'Magic Carpet' offers deep pink summer blooms and striking red-to-gold foliage. Growing up to 70cm, it’s ideal for sunny or part-shaded borders, patio pots, and containers. Low-maintenance and loved by bees and butterflies.

Nothing quite says exotic elegance like a Bougainvillea Bush in full bloom. With its bold, vivid bracts, this Mediterranean marvel turns any patio, balcony, or conservatory into a lush paradise. It’s the ultimate plant for adding instant impact with minimal effort.

Sweet Colossus is a traditional June bearing strawberry so will yield most of it’s bountiful harvest in early summer. The conical berries are sweet and juicy and often weigh more than 40g each.

Grow your own delicious citrus fruit right here in the UK with an easy-grow Orange, Lemon and Lime Tree Collection. Sweetly-perfumed white flowers contrast beautifully against deep green citrus-fragranced foliage, and even the fruits smell simply divine - plus they’re packed full of vitamin C, are delicious and supremely good for you too!

Delivering extraordinary impact from very little effort indeed, these hardy little succulents change colour with the seasons in the most astonishing way.

Growing so tall they look like trees, in their first year they will reach up to 1.5m high, but once fully established in future years, will get even taller! These big flowered beauties arise as a consequence pf hybridisation between Oriental and Trumpet strains of lily, leading to a marriage of characteristics from both species.

Flowering throughout June and July, the perfect blooms of Lupin ‘Gallery’ open in succession from the bottom of the spire upwards, prolonging the flowering season, and are a magnet to butterflies, bees and other beneficial pollinating insects making your summer garden a haven for wildlife.