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The last winter frost date: What it means for your planting calendar
As winter wraps up, gardeners get antsy to start planting. But it's important to pay attention to your local final frost ...
Bees need flowers whenever they're active. There are very few winter-flowering plants in the wild in Britain, so without our ...
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Yes, you can have garden colour in January – here’s what you need to plant
We're busting those dreary January myths one plant at a time ...
Deadheading now can make all the difference. These seven plants benefit from a February tidy for healthier growth and more ...
Mulching is one of those garden chores that pays off all season. A thick layer of mulch helps steady the soil temperature and prevents moisture from escaping. Straw, shredded leaves, or wood chips are ...
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This is the month to dormant spray and prune roses, berries and fruit trees. Feed blueberries with a high nitrogen acid type fertilizer after pruning.
Ordering seeds, sharpening tools and starting some flowers and vegetables are things to do this month if your green thumb is ...
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