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They Have Enough Nerve
I'm afraid there's no denyin'I'm just a dandylion(The Wizard of Oz 1939)My garden is currently in the grip of its annual dandelion invasion. Read more
The 20 April 2014 by Ozhene
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Episode 2 - Ladder to Another World
Or the Hop Hornbeam, aka Ostrya carpinifoliaAt a recent visit to Hammond Arboretum I met this rather fantastic tree. From a distance it beckoned to me, saying... Read more
The 03 April 2014 by Ozhene
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Hatfield House and the National Garden Scheme (NGS)
Daffodils in the Woodland garden at Hatfield House On Saturday in glorious sunshine I made a visit to Hatfield House in Hatfield Hertfordshire, where most of th... Read more
The 01 April 2014 by Gardeningjules
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The All Weather Composite Bench
The Winawood all weather bench is new for 2014. A new composite material that won’t rot or fade, but still gives you the effect of real wood! Read more
The 13 April 2014 by Matt From Sgc
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Tulip Colour Combinations
by Daniel Carruthers I’d like to think I am fairly organised when it comes to the garden but last year I left my annual tulip shopping a little late. Read more
The 06 April 2014 by Danielcarruthers
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End of Month View – April 2014
I did say I was going to start this monthly meme with the view from my back window but I forgot and the light is now appalling so instead you have a view of my... Read more
The 30 April 2014 by Patientgardener
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Tomatoes Potted-on
Over the Easter weekend I moved my tomato plants from the little Elmlea pots in which they were germinated into much bigger 5-inch pots. Read more
The 23 April 2014 by Mwillis
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What Are Freeze-dried Flowers?
Over the years, more and more different methods of drying flowers have been created and invented. Years ago, the only methods known were drying by hanging... Read more
The 23 April 2014 by Simon Crowther
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Ranunculus Ficaria ‘Brazen Hussy’
(16/03/2014, Kew Gardens, London)Position: Partial to full shadeFlowering period: SpringSoil: Moist, well drainedEventual Height: 15cmEventual Spread: 45cm... Read more
The 21 April 2014 by Davis Landscape Architecture
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Hedera Helix
(13/04/2014, Torquay, Devon)Position: Full sun to shadeFlowering period: Late summer to late autumnSoil: Moist, well drainedEventual Height: 30m... Read more
The 28 April 2014 by Davis Landscape Architecture
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