Partnerships
Everyday Garden Guide considers collaborations that suit readers interested in growing plants and making thoughtful use of garden spaces. All arrangements must be clear about their commercial nature.
Possible collaborations
We consider relevant partner features, clearly marked recommendations or resource placements, and collaborations connected to gardening, plants and outdoor spaces. Tell us what you propose, who it is for and what readers would receive. We do not accept offers that require an undisclosed endorsement or control over independent editorial work.
How placements are labelled
Paid or partner-supported material is identified with a clear label where readers encounter it. A standing partner placement is also labelled wherever it appears, rather than relying on readers to infer its status. Labels distinguish the relationship; they do not imply that every claim or product is independently verified.
Send a proposal
Use the Contact page to outline the organisation or project, the kind of collaboration you are proposing and any relevant timing. We review proposals for fit and clarity, and may decline arrangements that do not serve the publication or its readers.
A garden is made one choice at a time
A pot of herbs or a busy border can both be a garden. We look at the choices that help yours fit the space, time and interests you have.