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Plant support
By Adam Pasco in
Plants
I always have a dilemma in April, choosing the right plant supports for my tall border perennials...
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Growing onions and shallots
By Jane Moore in
Allotments
I haven't grown shallots for a few years, so am looking forward to the results.
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Planting snowdrops
By Pippa Greenwood in
Plants
Planting snowdrops in-the-green helps the bulbs absorb moisture quickly after they've been planted. This helps them to establish quickly and produce a great show of flowers.
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Vine weevils
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
A recent comment to a blog entry got me thinking about vine weevils. I haven't seen many in my garden for a few years. I wonder if this is the result of my zero-tolerance approach.
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Browsing botanic gardens
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Gardeners' musings
I don't often get to go and visit gardens. This is due to a combination of inertia and the appeal of being in my own garden, rather than somebody else's.
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Hardy annuals
By Adam Pasco in
Plants
Some people get a bit snobby when it comes to flowers. Perennials usually come high in the pecking order for the 'must have' plants of the moment, but when did you last hear anyone singing the praises of hardy annuals?
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Growing potatoes and onions
By Jane Moore in
Allotments
My main crop bed is already prepared. I dug it over and raked in blood, fish and bone.
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Growing salad leaves
By Pippa Greenwood in
Grow & eat
People are always banging on about summer salads, but it's the winter months when I crave fresh, green leaves.
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Long-tailed tits
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
Big news from the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch survey results just out: the long-tailed tit has made it, for the first time in the survey's 30-year history, into the top 10.
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Frightful forsythia
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Plants
Spring is in the air. Birds are tweeting. Comfortable nests are being flung together [...] There is however one big fat buzzing fly in the ointment.
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