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How to Grow Griselinia Littoralis | Ultimate Guide
When it comes to hedging or filler plants, you’ll ideally want something hassle-free and evergreen. That’s what makes the Griselinia so perfect for a range of gardens. Easy to establish and easy to grow, the Griselinia littoralis is a fast-growing, large shrub often used for hedging. Thinking of adding a Griselinia hedge to your garden?Here is […]
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Best Tips for Flower Photography
The world is a wonderful place surrounded by so much colour and beautiful nature. You only have to step outside into your garden to see beautiful nature. More often than not, you will want to capture the beauty of your surroundings but find the picture is never quite as stunning as it is in person. By learning […]
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Plant and Tree Guards for your Garden
Should you buy Plant Knight Plant and Tree Guards? That all depends on your unique situation. We tested these guards to see how easy they were to install and how well they will hold up.
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How To Grow Lavender Ultimate Growing Guide
A long-time landscaping favourite, lavender or Lavandula, is an aromatic perennial herb that produces vibrant purple flowers. Although believed to originate in parts of the middle east, the Mediterranean and India, there are many types of lavender suited for growing throughout the U.S. Whether indoors, outdoors, or in a pot, here is your complete guide on […]
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How to Get Rid of Ants in the Garden
Ants in your garden can seem like a problem, but that’s not always the case. Ants can help control other insect pests, fertilize, pollinate and even help aerate your soil.However, they can also be problematic. Issues with ants include painful bites, damaged structures and even protect some negative insect pests.Read on to learn about common […]
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Fall Gardening – How to Plant Late-Season Crops in Your Garden
Have you ever thought of fall gardening? You can easily extend your summer gardening by planting late-season crops. A fall harvest usually develops much sweeter flavors. Crops such as beets even retain deep colors when cooked. How much you can do in a fall garden is often influenced by your location. In regions where the winter […]
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