Check out these intruder-repelling plants to grow in the garden.
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When it comes to securing your home, plants can be some of your closest allies.
Some of the best are thorny and spiky plants, and this needn’t mean they look unattractive. In fact, most will provide interest in the form of flowers, berries or colourful foliage.
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This unusual white variety bears masses of delicate white, heart-shaped flowers in late spring / early summer every year along arching branches. Ideal for a partially-shaded border.
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