Stephen Anderton is a journalist at The Times. He focuses on agriculture and farming, exploring themes related to these topics, including holidays and Easter. Stephen is a three-time winner of the Garden Writers' Guild award and is featured in The Times.
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Stephen Anderton's articles predominantly focus on providing how-to guides and seasonal tips for gardening, plants, flowers, and garden maintenance. If you're considering reaching out to him, pitches should provide practical gardening advice or actionable insights related to plants and garden care. Additionally, since his coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on "How To Guide" content as well as seasonal topics, consider offering timely suggestions aligned with the current season or specific gardening tasks that enthusiasts would find valuable.
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From staking tall plants to adding late-season colour, here’s how to keep your garden flourishing into autumn
Genuine enthusiasts are content to leave these rare species growing in the wild, says Stephen Anderton, but smash-and-grab fanatics are a problem for us all
This fast-growing shrub is great for butterflies, says Stephen Anderton
These will add a touch of glamour to any plot, says Stephen Anderton
Early autumn division means your plants will be one step ahead in spring, says our expert
From snake’s head to crown imperial, the spring bulbs to plant now
The expert guide to winter-proofing your garden as temperatures drop
Not sure what to grow in a small space or shady side return? These climbers and creeping plants could be just what you need
Our expert’s picks for shady corners of the garden and exotic, low-maintenance houseplants
Our columnist has been writing about gardens for 33 years. In his final column, he shares his horticultural tips that never fail
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