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Felling trees
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Saturday was a fabulous blazing sunny day ... I did the macho lumberjacking bit, in my suitably butch steel-toe-capped boots and very bright white hard hat.
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Out and about in autumn
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If you can spare a moment from harvesting pumpkins, admiring dahlias and cutting things back then this is a good time to think of your last garden visits of the season.
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Agapanthus seed heads
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It pays not to be too neat and tidy in the garden or you'll miss out on so many unexpected delights.
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Growing garlic
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Growing garlic is easy and hugely rewarding. You can plant it now or leave it until later on in the autumn or winter - whatever you like, it really doesn't matter.
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Tomato blight
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With my perverse interest in pests and pathogens, I find blight quite interesting. And this year has been especially interesting, as both the crop and the disease thrived.
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Gardening gloves
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I'm pondering the great 'glove question'. My reflections are prompted by having such cold fingers that I've had to dig out my fingerless Scrooge gloves...
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Japanese anemones
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...it's so uplifting to see others, such as Japanese anemones, ending the year with all guns blazing.
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