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Featured Gardener: @my_little_plot

Featured Gardener: @my_little_plot

When Denise from @my_little_plot found herself at a loose end during the COVID lockdown, she turned to her neglected outdoor space and discovered a passion that has flourished ever since. Now the proud owner of a quirky cottage garden packed with creative containers, upcycled finds and wildlife, find out the single most important gardening tip she wished she’d known from the start…

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Taking cuttings of half hardy salvias

Taking cuttings of half hardy salvias

Salvias are amongst the most rewarding plants I grow and some the easiest to propagate. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you build up your own collection of these fabulous, long-flowering perennials.

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Featured Gardener: Laura Woolley

Featured Gardener: Laura Woolley

When Laura from @lauras_little_cottage_garden moved into a new-build with a blank canvas garden, she had no idea that a whole new chapter was about to begin! As well as a new home and a new baby, Laura decided to study for an RHS Level 2 qualification and became a career-change gardener. The proud owner of a thriving cottage garden and busy allotment, find out what she’s trying for the first time this year…

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How to grow hibiscus

How to grow hibiscus

Hibiscus may look exotic but they are surprisingly easy to grow. Discover how to care for Hibiscus in your home or garden.

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Featured Gardener: Gina Mellard

Featured Gardener: Gina Mellard

When Gina from @ginas_flower_garden moved to the countryside with newborn twins and a toddler, gardening quickly became more than just a way to fill time at home. It developed into a full-blown love affair with flowers and a desire to create a fairy tale sanctuary for herself and her children. Read on to learn more…

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