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Brassicas and winter veg masterclass: best expert content
We’ve sourced some of the best independent content from the internet to help you sow your own brassica and leafy green seeds.
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10 awesome allotment blogs
There’s an allotment revival going on at the moment. And it’s no wonder. Growing your own helps you eat better and cheaper, get fit, and spend quality time outdoors with friends and family. If you fancy grabbing a piece of the ‘good life’ for yourself, then have a...
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Advice for the new allotment holder
If you’re a new allotment plot holder, you may be feeling completely daunted by the large slab of ground you’ve just taken charge of. Where do you start? What should you do first? Here are 8 helpful tips from some of the internet’s best allotment growers… 1: Make a...
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Give new perennial bedding plants a try
Pollinator friendly, long-lasting and easy to care for once established, these great value perennial plants will provide effortless colour, structure and interest all summer long.
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Guide to pet-friendly house plants
Plants and pets are two things that we adore in life. Unfortunately, many common plants are toxic to cats and dogs. Since some plants are poisonous, once eaten, they cause convulsions, tremors, and even death. Even the most well-behaved pets are sure to nibble a...
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Anthurium Plant Care Guide
Anthurium is tropical species that we are lucky enough to be able to cultivate in our homes. This plant stands out with large, dark green, heart-shaped leaves. It is an evergreen plant that can bloom for months without excessive care. Some of the more popular species...
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Ferns masterclass: best expert content
If you love ferns and want to fill your garden with their calming, green and delicate fronds, we’ve sourced some of the best independent content from the internet to help you succeed.
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History of fuchsias
Fuchsia plants lend exceptional flower power to modern border schemes and container displays. But did you know that they were first introduced to the UK in the 18th century?
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