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• Growth Time!

  

  I think May counts as Late Spring, and Late Spring is when perennial plants put on lots of new growth. In this post I want to show you how this is happening in... Read more

  The 26 May 2015 by   Mwillis
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• Friends, Neighbours and Allotmenteers

  

  One of the brilliant things about the allotment is the way it brings people together. Unlike in some places (and probably some in our city) people of all... Read more

  The 28 May 2015 by   Spadeforkspoon
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• Perennials

  

  Some of my favourite plants are herbaceous perennials. They are so versatile in the garden and varieties can be found for any conditions and to provide blooms... Read more

  The 11 May 2015 by   Notcuttsuk
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• Forget-me-Not Garden – May Update

  

  Wow, is that sun? We've had a slightly grey, wet and windy few days and the garden isn't looking impressed but as I write this I can indeed see sunshine! Here... Read more

  The 17 May 2015 by   Sophiecussen
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• Caring for Your Bulbs

  

  Some people buy new bulbs every year, but if you look after them properly, bulbs can last for many years. I have some bulbs which I would particularly like to... Read more

  The 28 May 2015 by   Mwillis
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• May at Plot 4

  

  The month of May is a significant one, being the month which ushers out the spring and welcomes in the summer. On a personal level, it has my birthday in it, an... Read more

  The 01 May 2015 by   Spadeforkspoon
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• Onwards and Upwards

  

  As you might surmise from the hiatus in blog posts, the world of Tuckshop Flowers is getting busier and busier as I frantically sow both literal and... Read more

  The 15 May 2015 by   Tuckshopgardener
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• Some Colour for a Change

  

  I usually write mostly about vegetables, many of which are not particularly colourful (Yes, I know there are some exceptions!), but today I want to show off som... Read more

  The 27 May 2015 by   Mwillis
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• Interiors Trends: Ancient Greece

  

  Now we can all aspire to the Grand Tour we take influences for our interior styling from all over the world and the latest trend for all things classical has... Read more

  The 19 May 2015 by   Hollie Brooks
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• Yellow Ladybirds, Brown Ladybirds

  

  Originally posted on hortographical: In the UK, when we think of ladybirds we probably mostly think of the shiny red little creatures with black spots. These ar... Read more

  The 24 May 2015 by   Sophiecussen
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