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The benefit of freezing weather in the garden
By Pippa Greenwood in
Gardeners' musings
08 February 2012
Fortunately the sudden freeze means I can now do jobs that were strictly off limits beforehand, when the ground was soggy and slippery.
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Gardening jobs for snowy weather
By Adam Pasco in
Gardeners' musings
06 February 2012
[...] capturing gardening in all its glory for Gardeners' World Magazine and gardenersworld.com requires planning, and photographs of gardening and associated activities in the snow are in high demand.
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Plans for a garden
By Kate Bradbury in
Gardeners' musings
19 January 2012
[...] my main aim in 2012 is to make the garden look more established. This year I have a strict ‘no bare wall’ policy...
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Most common garden pests
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Gardeners' musings
13 January 2012
You know the Interpol 'Most Wanted' list [...] Well, every year the RHS produces something very similar: the 'Least Wanted' list of garden pests.
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Rabbits and myxomatosis
By Pippa Greenwood in
Gardeners' musings
11 January 2012
Gardeners have a difficult relationship with rabbits, and I myself sometimes swear inwardly, when a rabbit finds its way into my veg plot, and munches through my veg.
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Gardeners and the Big Society
By Adam Pasco in
Gardeners' musings
09 January 2012
Whether for commercial reasons, altruistic ones, or a bit of both, it’s great to see the staff and customers of garden centres participating in a varied range of projects and initiatives.
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Moss
By Kate Bradbury in
Gardeners' musings
30 December 2011
A few mounds of moss have started to grow on my garden walls. I never thought I’d see the day – the walls seemed too clean, too sterile, when I moved in...
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Recycling Christmas trees
By Pippa Greenwood in
Gardeners' musings
28 December 2011
I love real Christmas trees - the look of them, the aroma of the needles [...]
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Twelve gardening jobs for Christmas
By Adam Pasco in
Gardeners' musings
26 December 2011
[...] I've made a list of 12 things I really must get done - my gardening essentials for the 12 days of Christmas.
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Making a wormery
By Kate Bradbury in
Gardeners' musings
23 December 2011
My garden is too small to have two compost bins, so I’ve fashioned a temporary wormery using a large bucket.
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