How and why you should stop using pesticides
Pesticides are bad for your garden and bad for the planet. On these pages, we share why toxic chemicals, such as weedkillers, damage wildlife and health, and how you can manage 'pests' and weeds organically
Alternatives to garden pesticides
Instead of reaching for the toxic chemicals to manage weeds or 'pest' insects, opt for these tried-and-tested organic methods. They will save you money and protect your soil and wider garden ecosystem.
A complete guide to: organic pest control for fruit and vegetables
From allium leaf miner to wireworm, there are many pests that can affect growers, but there are ways to treat and prevent them using organic methods.
Advice and tips on reducing pesticides
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Chris Collins on…pesticide free growing
Chris Collins shares the jobs he’ll be getting on with this April – and provides five tips for reducing your pesticide use
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Pesticide alternatives
Dr Anton Rosenfeld and Emma O’Neill take a deep dive into pesticides, looking at their uses and impact – and what alternatives you can use to boot them out of your garden