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Protecting plants from cold weather
By Adam Pasco in
Plants
29 October 2012
The sudden drop in temperature has got me flustered. There's so much still to do, and the most urgent job is to bring any tender plants under cover.
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Planting acorns
By Kate Bradbury in
Plants
26 October 2012
Yesterday I popped an acorn into a pot of compost. I've no idea what I'll do with it when it's germinated, but, for now, I have the beginnings of an oak tree in my flat.
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Autumn foliage favourites
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Plants
22 October 2012
I have just returned from the Pacific North West. The trees were pleasingly autumnal - or I believe they were, as the rain was quite relentless.
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Planting spring bulbs
By Pippa Greenwood in
Plants
17 October 2012
The onset of autumn weather has been unusually late. But, undeterred, I’ve been indulging in something that tells me it must be autumn: planting bulbs.
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Planting snake's head fritillaries
By Kate Bradbury in
Plants
12 October 2012
My favourite spring bulb is the beautiful snake’s head fritillary, with its exquisite chequered flowers, and I’ve just planted 20 bulbs in the green roof on my shed.
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Planting spring bulbs in lawns
By Adam Pasco in
Plants
01 October 2012
There’s more to lawns than just grass. You can easily transform yours into a colourful display of spring-flowering bulbs, and now’s the time to plant them.
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Growing autumn cyclamen
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
Plants
24 September 2012
One of the first signs of autumn in this garden is the cyclamen – they are charming little things with flowers that look a bit like the Mekon from Dan Dare.
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Growing colchicums
By Adam Pasco in
Plants
17 September 2012
Take your bulb, place it on a windowsill, then enjoy the flowers. With autumn-flowering colchicums, that’s all you have to do for an almost instant display.
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Growing yew hedges
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
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10 September 2012
People are sometimes scared to plant yew, partly because the berries are poisonous [...] and also because they worry that it will grow too slowly.
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Acca sellowiana
By James Alexander-Sinclair in
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13 August 2012
Allow me to introduce you to Acca sellowiana, previously Fejoia sellowiana and known to its close friends as the pineapple guava.
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