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• Garden Bloggers Bloom Day – April 2017

  

  There is a sense of nervousness around for gardeners at the moment. In the South East it has been very dry and my water butt, along with many others, is now... Read more

  The 15 April 2017 by   Ronniejt28
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• Best Reasons to Start Using Commercial Plumbing Services

  

  Having good plumbing company in Perth is essential for any business. Consider what would happen if your building had some type of plumbing emergency. Read more

  The 17 April 2017 by   Mountain Publishing
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• Bye Bye Bay-trees

  

  I have decided to get rid of my two standard-trained potted Bay trees.Much as I love them, I feel that they have got too big for my little garden. More to the... Read more

  The 21 April 2017 by   Mwillis
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• The Unusual World of Asclepiads and Stapeliads

  

  Odd and eccentric things always get our attention. This is what happens with the denominated asclepiads, a group of plants with almost 3,000 members, chiefly... Read more

  The 10 April 2017 by   Canarius
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• The Pig

  

  We recently had the pleasure of dining and spending a night at The Pig at Brockenhurst, in the New Forest.As you may gather from the words on that sign, this... Read more

  The 05 April 2017 by   Mwillis
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• New Furniture Stock, Summer Season, and Other April News

  

  The sunshine is finally here, and you may now be thinking about using your new / current set of garden furniture on the weekend, perhaps for a family BBQ, or... Read more

  The 06 April 2017 by   Matt From Sgc
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• Sesame Chicken and Warm Salad

  

  The weather was blooming gorgeous this weekend, so as the garden is looking so good at the moment, we had an impromptu barbeque. Read more

  The 12 April 2017 by   Chooksandroots
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• Coriander the Easy, Seedy Way

  

  I really ought to have a bit more faith in myself. There I was a few weeks back, filled with doubt that my coriander seed-saving skills were up to scratch, and... Read more

  The 25 April 2017 by   Gardenamateur
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• Tomatoes and Chillis

  

  I have been taking advantage of the sunshine, and putting my tomato and chilli seedlings outside in the fresh air whenever possible. Read more

  The 25 April 2017 by   Mwillis
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• Love Zebra Skin Furniture…but is It Ethical?

  

  For millions of years, nature has functioned in a self-regulating way – when a certain animal species grow into large numbers within a limited habitat, it will... Read more

  The 25 April 2017 by   Mountain Publishing
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