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Should I rotate crops in my tiny veg plot?
If you have a metre-square veg plot, is it worth practising crop rotation? Watch our Quick Tips video to find out.
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Known as granny's bonnet, Aquilegia are an essential of the cottage garden, bringing colour to your garden for months on end. Flowering through spring and summer, its blooms are highly attractive to butterflies.
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Join hosts David Hurrion and Alan Titchmarsh for this special one-hour Masterclass to make sure your veg plot thrives - no matter how small the space.
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Think a shady garden is a major problem? Join expert David Hurrion in our latest online Masterclass where he'll share his advice and tips to make sure every part of your garden thrives.
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