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February 2008

Organic Gardening – Some Beginners Tips

Organic Gardening is the method of growing plants, fruit and vegetables  without  the use of chemicals or artifical additives.  It can be a very cost effective form of gardening as you don’t have to buy vast quantities of chemicals.  Many poeple worry about how to ensure the health of their garden if they don’t use [...]

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Gardening Made Easy

From time to time you come across a product that you know is just so good that you have to share it – it is my intention to share them with you when I find them in an occasional series. Gardening is one of those things that is easy when you know how but finding [...]

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Water Features and Climate Change

Garden Water features are so much a part of what we expect to find in our gardens that they are almost one of the first things that goes into your garden plan. However in these days of climate change we do have to consider carefully the use of that precious resource – water. I live [...]

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Moving A Plant in Your Garden

Autumn and Winter are  generally considered the best time of year to move your garden plants but in truth, it can be done at almost any time providing adequate precautions are taken. Personally I move a lot of my plants in the early Spring after Winter has taken its toll. When moving a smaller plant [...]

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House Plants 101

There are many people who would say that the care of Houseplants is not strictly gardening but I would disagree, a houseplant is like bringing the garden indoors.  However they are not living in their natural environment and need special care in terms of light water and temperature. One of the most important things is [...]

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