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Monty Don
By Adam Pasco in
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News that Monty Don will be returning to Gardeners' World has really got you talking! Hundreds have responded to my blog about the changing presenter line-up.
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Rats in the garden
By Kate Bradbury in
Gardeners' musings
One Christmas my mum handed me a spade and told me to "kill the rats in the compost bin".
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Monty Don returns to Gardeners' World
By Adam Pasco in
Gardeners' musings
When the new series of Gardeners' World returns next spring we'll be welcoming back some familiar friends on a Friday evening.
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Winter snow and tender plants
By Adam Pasco in
Gardeners' musings
With snow falling, I knew it was cold this morning when I went out to take the kids to school ... and couldn't get the car doors open. They were frozen stuck.
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Gardening with children
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
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I think it is generally an excellent thing to try and get children to grow stuff - if only so that they understand how plants behave.
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Protecting fruit from birds
By Adam Pasco in
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[...] my apple crop has been pretty good on most trees, but there's just one problem. A much larger proportion of fruit than ever before has been pecked on the tree...
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Vine weevils again
By Kate Bradbury in
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The leaves of my plants look like jigsaw puzzle pieces, and I frequently sit at the table at night, watching the adults climb to the top of my patio windows and 'drop' into my large pots to do their worst.
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Garden centres revisited
By Adam Pasco in
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My recent comments on this blog certainly generated some interesting responses, and it appears many of you think garden centres could do more to inspire their customers.
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Autumn lawn care
By Adam Pasco in
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Thinking back to the brown expanse that took centre stage in my garden during the summer drought, and how subsequent rainfall brought it back from the dead, I marvel at the resilience of grass.
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Gardening disputes between neighbours
By Kate Bradbury in
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If you're bearing a grudge against one of your neighbours, one way to exact revenge is plant a leylandii hedge in your garden.
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