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Sow biennial flowers as the blooms of this year’s display start to fade, so you can be sure you’ll have that dazzling colour back again next year.
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For centuries poets have waxed lyrical about their sweet scent, lovers have declared their passion with them and newly-wed couples have been showered with their petals.
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Plant a container veg garden and pick delicious home-grown produce even if you don’t have much garden space – or if you’ve filled up your garden and still want to grow more!
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The initiative, now in its fourth year, is backed by the Greenfingers Charity and National Garden Gift Voucher and Gift Card Schemes. It’s an annual festival of fun for everyone, whether you garden at a school garden, with a community group or just in your own back garden.
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Ten show gardens will strut their stuff on main avenue. Among the highlights are Sarah Price’s creation for show sponsor M&G, described as a sensual garden of water, earth, light and shadow.
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It works best on late-flowering perennials, including sedum, phlox, heleniums, echinacea, anthemis and solidago.
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Sow annual flowers now for a spectacular display of colour and beauty later in the summer.
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It’s a good time of year to be a gardener – so here are the jobs you can be getting on with this month!
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There’s a good reason to get up early this weekend – it’s International Dawn Chorus Day!
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The warm weather brings a short, intense burst of spring flowering bringing the biggest and most beautiful spectacle of colour seen in years.
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Nothing beats a tomato picked fresh from the garden, warm from the sun and positively bursting with flavour.
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A fully mature clump can keep you supplied with as many succulent, sweet red stems as you can eat from now until June, with plenty left over for the freezer!
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