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Chaos and serendipity

By Andy Sturgeon in Plants
28 March 2012
I’ve always tried to make my Chelsea gardens as realistic as possible [...] This year, as ever, the pursuit of reality is presenting me with something of a quandary. Continue reading...

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Water skaters

By Richard Jones in Wildlife
27 March 2012
In the bright warm sunshine, there is a lot of love-making going on in my pond. Continue reading...

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Primroses

By James Alexander-Sinclair in Plants
26 March 2012
The primroses are flowering. Not the generally ghastly multi-coloured garden centre apologies for primroses, but the real things. Continue reading...

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Coping with drought in the garden

By Kate Bradbury in Gardeners' musings
23 March 2012
Yesterday was World Water Day, so to celebrate I spent most of the day worrying about the drought. Continue reading...

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Choosing plants for Chelsea

By Andy Sturgeon in Plants
22 March 2012
It’s amazing how important harmony is in a garden, and at Chelsea it’s even more vital than usual. Continue reading...

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Growing salad leaves

By Pippa Greenwood in Grow & eat
21 March 2012
There’s nothing quite like home-grown lettuce to make a lunchtime sandwich into something special. Continue reading...

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Choosing vegetable varieties

By Adam Pasco in Grow & eat
20 March 2012
...which are the best crops to grow? Every year I face a dilemma – do I stick with my 'tried and tested' favourites, or try something new? Continue reading...

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Making nettle beer

By Kate Bradbury in Plants
15 March 2012
Nettle beer is apparently easy to make. Like soup, it can be made from a fairly standard recipe, used for a variety of beverages Continue reading...

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Small trees for Chelsea

By Andy Sturgeon in Gardeners' musings
14 March 2012
Chelsea is a strange beast, because the garden has to work for the judges and the cameras once they are inside it, and yet the public, who pay a lot of money to visit, must also be able to appreciate it fully from the outside. Continue reading...

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Picture-wing flies

By Richard Jones in Wildlife
14 March 2012
[...] many people find small flies in their back gardens all the time, and most people ignore them. But this one is a jewel.  Continue reading...

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