Cheerful Cherry Trees : Nature’s Sweet Red Gems
Guest post by Katrina & Clayton Scotland’s climate, with its mild summers and cool winters, can provide suitable conditions for […]
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Guest post by Katrina & Clayton Scotland’s climate, with its mild summers and cool winters, can provide suitable conditions for […]
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Guest post by Sarah Gerhardt Sedums are some of the most rewarding plants to grow in the garden. They thrive
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Christmas is often synonymous with excess. During the holiday season, we tend to overconsume whether it’s buying, eating, or giving—embracing
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Guest post by Holly Dodd Gardens are places for connecting with nature, pursuing hobbies, and relaxing. However, gardens are also
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Guest post by Katrina & Clayton Parsley is well-suited to the Scottish climate, this herb prefers cooler weather, especially during
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Guest post by Katrina & Clayton Rhubarb is a cool-weather crop that thrives in Scotland’s temperate climate. It is a
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Guest post by Sarah Gerhardt As gardeners we can make a huge contribution to a healthy environment if we work
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As autumn rolls in, the vibrant colours of the season beckon us to embrace the haunted spirit, and what better
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Andy Peasgood walks you through twelve valuable tips and techniques for autumn garden care that you can apply to help
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Guest post by Katrina & Clayton Mint is one of the most adaptable herbs and grows particularly well in cooler
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