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Growing vegetables on terraces

By Kate Bradbury on 24/04/2013 10:50:47

to divert to my crops.My garden is tiny and flanked by two uninspiring walls that I have difficulty growing anything up. I've only ever considered growing climbers up them, but I wonder if I can adapt the Inca system to create mini terraces to utilise

Hopper and crawler

By Richard Jones on 24/10/2007 09:46:49

doubted that we would ever get frogs or toads in there, but south-east London amphibians have turned out to be remarkably good climbers.I've yet to see a toad up there, but every year we get frogs sploshing about and since 2005 we've also had common newts

Late-summer colour

By Gardeners' World on 20/10/2011 13:33:04

in late-summer are pretty wide-ranging, as are shrubs, climbers and herbaceous perennials. Most fashionable annuals, exotics and tender perennial patio plants should also stay in flower until late-September, or even early October, if properly looked after

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