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How To Overwinter Roses For Beautiful Blooms Come Spring
Winter can be hard on roses, and preparing them for cold weather should begin in late summer. Overwinter your rose indoors or out with these methods.
THERE’S all sorts of jobs you can still be doing in your garden. And whether you want to plant new flowers, fruit and ...
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More And More Gardeners Are Using Containers To Grow Plants, And Here's Why
It's no secret that container gardening has taken off in a big way. It offers convenience for gardeners with limited space, as well as other advantages.
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How I create vibrant autumn colour in containers – my go-to plants and how to mix them
Perk up tired pots and planters with these autumnal plants that are guaranteed to bring a late splash of colour to your garden ...
October is the perfect time to prepare for a colourful display, as it is ideal for sowing seeds and planting seedlings that ...
These old-fashioned garden elements deserve a place in every outdoor space. Here are the nostalgic garden ideas we can't get ...
Whether you want to grow flowers, veggies or herbs from seed, a new range of curated seed packs takes the guesswork out of ...
OCTOBER heralds the start of autumn and the start of the big garden tidy up getting plants and containers ready for winter.
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The Epsom Salt Planting Hack That Can Lead To A More Productive Rose Plant
Epsom salt has powerful properties that aid in nutrient absorption, so this hack can leave you with greener leaves and more beautiful rose blooms.
It's fall, which means it's time to figure out which plants are going to work best for container gardens. Design expert Cindy Funes has some answers.
Nia Eaton’s pond-like pool is so convincing and plant life so plentiful that local wildlife frequently stop by.
Coreopsis is an easygoing perennial that blooms from summer through fall. These tough plants can handle heat, humidity, and ...
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