Spring

In an extract from her new book Flower Philosophy, Anna Potter gives a tutorial for a glorious daffodil arrangement, perfect as spring hoves into view

Cheerful and elegant at the same time, sky blue paint is amazingly versatile for walls, woodwork or both at the same time

Monstera deliciosa adds character and drama to a room with its huge, holey leaves. Hazel Sillver looks at the origins of this enormous houseplant and how to care for it.

The fluffy blossom of cherry trees lights up the garden in springtime. Hazel Sillver looks at some of the best varieties to choose for the garden and how to grow them

Lighter evenings are here as of Sunday and we're full of ideas for celebrating spring, sunshine, and flowers in bloom

Matthew Fort heralds the arrival of spring rhubarb, and offers a recipe for a classic rhubarb crumble

Thomas Barrie takes a trip to the UK's famous focal point of spring celebrations on the mystical Salisbury plain

With spring just around the corner, it is high time to give your house a good once over. We'll help you scrub away the winter with our tips and tricks (as well as a few from our favourite homekeeping maven, Martha Stewart)

With the worst of winter behind us, the House & Garden team delves into the best of the springtime

In an extract from her new book 'Modern Container Planting', Isabelle Palmer gives an easy to follow guide to putting together colourful spring planters (and it can all be done in one day)

In this piece from our archive, our 1960s decoration editor offers tips for spring decorating, some still applicable today, others perhaps less so, including temporarily removing your wall-to-wall carpeting, embracing the daring Scandi idea of bare floorboards, building a loggia, and the pleasures of cheap upholstery fabric for your furniture