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When it comes to gardening, it seems like change may very well be afoot, with a new preference emerging for a Mediterranean style of gardening and growing numbers now searching for drought-resistant plants to populate their outdoor spaces. Figures from the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA), compiled for the Observer, show that searches for this kind […]
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The merry month of May is finally here and it is a wonderful month for gardeners, with all sorts of fun jobs to be done outside in the beautiful spring sunshine. You can start having lots of fun planting your various fruits, veggies and flowers, and there’s nothing more enjoyable than watching those little green
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Watering the garden is, of course, absolutely essential but it’s becoming more important to find more sustainable ways to give your plants a drink, as the climate crisis deepens and increasing pressure is put on freshwater resources around the country. If current trends continue, experts are predicting that global water demand will exceed supply by
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The Secret Garden is a wonderful book by Frances Hodgson Burnett, a true English literature classic beloved by millions around the world that tells the tale of ten-year-old Mary Lennox who is transported back to England from India after her parents die in a cholera epidemic. She finds herself living with her uncle on the
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When it comes to creating the perfect landscaped garden, an important part of the design process is to think about how you’re going to use the space… and who is going to use it, as well. Considering the needs of others when planning your garden will help you make all sorts of different decisions as
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Gardeners all over the UK are sure to have started seeing a range of delightful garden visitors over the last few days, with spring now very much in evidence. It really is a wonderful time of year and it can be very exciting to see everything return to life and abundance – but where birds
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The last few days have blessed us with some beautiful weather and it really does feel like spring has finally sprung. And with a brand-new month just around the corner, there really is no time like the present to start thinking about how you want your garden to come alive this year. April is a
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Gardening is such a wonderful pastime to indulge in and, if you’re something of a novice at the moment, you’re sure to find that it becomes a true passion for you. There’s something so exciting about planting something from seed and watching it grow – it keeps you coming back for more! If this sounds
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Being sustainable as a gardener is a great ambition and your garden will certainly thank you for it if you do decide to be as eco-friendly as you can when it comes to your planting and sowing. There are all sorts of benefits associated with green gardening, ranging from reduced carbon emissions and support for
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When it comes to common garden pests, slugs and snails are generally the worst for the majority of gardeners, causing all sorts of damage and eating all your prize plants and flowers. But, despite their terrible reputation as the scourge of the gardening world, the RHS has now said it will no longer be classifying
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