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THIS MONTH
Jobs in the March garden
March is a month of transition in the garden. The days are lengthening, the soil is beginning to warm, and signs of new growth are everywhere, yet winter is never entirely gone. Frosts, cold winds, and heavy rain can still arrive unexpectedly, so the gardener must balance enthusiasm with caution. The work in March is about preparation, gentle encouragement, and …
FLOWER FOCUS
Aiming high
The distinctive feature of hollyhocks is their height, often up to three metres and their ‘jack-and-the-beanstalk’ stems are…
The delights of the poet’s daffodil
Perhaps the most beautiful of all daffodil varieties and one of the last to appear in the garden these specialist bulbs have…
The giant amongst indoor bulbs
Hippeastrum are popular gifts at Christmas. They are often commonly known as amaryllis and, by following a few easy tips, th…
Single roses
Bees love the easy access to these single flowered petal roses which offer a more natural option for the rose lover. More ga…
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