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• Book Reviews: Three Books to Get You out into the Garden

  

  It is the time of year when many people look out of their windows and realise they have a garden they have not seen for a while. It is also currently a time... Read more

  The 21 April 2020 by   Ozhene
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• A Guide to Concrete Cutting

  

  This article was originally published by slcconcretecutting.com. You can read the original version here. What is Concrete Cutting? Read more

  The 22 April 2020 by   Mountain Publishing
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• Over the Garden Fence Podcast No. 2-A Riot of Wildflowers

  

  Ah, we’re getting into the swing of this. Here’s no. 2.Apple blossom has taken up the baton from the Pittosporum, and once again, bees are vibrantly humming... Read more

  The 22 April 2020 by   Outofmyshed
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• Irritating Plant of the Month February 2020 - Yuk

  

  I have disliked this plant from the first time I saw it, whilst I cannot tell you when that was, it was a good few years ago. Then four years ago it came into... Read more

  The 23 April 2020 by   Ozhene
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• I Hate Windy Weather!

  

  It's true, windy weather really upsets me. It makes me feel on edge; I can't relax, and doing any gardening seems like a chore not a pleasure. My young plants... Read more

  The 23 April 2020 by   Mwillis
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• An Absolute Delight: West Green House, Hartley Wintney

  

  REPOST! 24 April 2020 – Because we can’t go out to visit new gardens or revisit gardens we love during lockdown, I am reposting gardens I’ve visited for you to... Read more

  The 24 April 2020 by   Ronniejt28
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• 7 Tips for Styling Your Statement Mirror to Maximum Effect

  

  A visitor to my house once remarked “you must really like looking at yourself because there are mirrors everywhere”.  He had totally missed the point! Read more

  The 24 April 2020 by   Hollie Brooks
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• A Conversion to Parrot Tulips

  

  I love a good tulip and I love all sorts of tulips. I am a great fan of species tulips for their simplicity and ability to clump up. I love simple single colou... Read more

  The 26 April 2020 by   Ozhene
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• Progress Report - Salad Crops

  

  The Premier salad crop in my garden is the tomato. My tomato plants are looking good and strong now, after spending quite a bit of time outdoors over the last... Read more

  The 27 April 2020 by   Mwillis
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• Book Review: Rhubarb Rhubarb by Mary Jane Paterson and Jo Thompson

  

  I am a bit of a sucker for books that are correspondence books. Letters from one person to another are somehow incredibly appealing. I saw that this book... Read more

  The 28 April 2020 by   Ozhene
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