Tomatoes your way

Sun-warmed and fragrant, nothing beats the taste of home-grown tomatoes - and the unbeatable freshness when it’s only minutes from garden to plate.

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It's a small world

They’re bright, they’re beautiful and sometimes they smell irresistible. And we humans are not the only ones who love flowers!

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Swing into Spring

Unleash your creativity - it’s time to get potty about pots and hanging baskets!

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Building better soil

Creating a composting system that fits your lifestyle is an effective ways to reduce food waste and build better soil. Here's four ways to compost.

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Fresh start

For good health and great taste, the very best greens are the ones we pick fresh from the garden. Salad leaves are the easiest of vegetables to grow.

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Lavenders for hedges and edges

Defining borders and boundaries with flowers adds seasonal interest and helps our pollinators.

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Salsa! - sweet & spicy

In summer, the vegetable garden is a riot of abundance with fresh food to pick every day.

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Bringing flowers indoors - Sally's tips

By planting a diversity of flowers that bloom at different times of year, you can pick flowers for indoors and to give away, all year round.

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Fruit trees in containers

When good garden soil isn’t available, or you have limited space, growing fruit in containers makes good sense, especially if you plan on taking them with you when you move house.

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Growing lavender

When it comes to choosing a small shrub or flowering hedge for your garden, lavenders have stood the test of time as some of the most accommodating shrubs of all.

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Love 'em and leave 'em

Selecting and breeding plants that are exceptionally beautiful, long-lasting, and require minimal maintenance is central to the highly successful Anthony Tesselaar philosophy.

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Sow, grow, eat...

Apart from the wonderful sense of satisfaction and potential to save money, growing vegetables from seed offers a broad choice of exciting varieties to grow and eat.

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