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Whitch hazel flower Fragrance in the Cold: Winter‑Flowering & Scented Plants for UK Gardens (November – March) Winter in Britain doesn’t have to be a horticultural hibernation. With a well‑chosen palette of bulbs, perennials and shrubs,...
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Garden Pea Crop In late March, GardenAdvice launched a groundbreaking new AI agent designed to assist home gardeners in growing vegetables more efficiently and sustainably. Following several months of live beta testing in private...
Grow Your Own Fruit and Veg and Live Longer and Happier It might sound like a strange title at first, but history often shows us that when several seemingly unrelated trends converge, they can...
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Reflect, Refine, and Plan Ahead with MyGardenTeam From GardenAdvice June is the perfect month to pause, step back and take stock of the planting you introduced earlier in spring. With the first flush of...
Every garden has its quiet moments, and for Mr Smith’s Hampshire plot those lulls arrived in early spring and again after the roses had finished their June flourish. Keen to enjoy colour for twelve...
Say goodbye to weeds, pests, and gardening guesswork — with help from the GardenAdvice Team. It might be a weed, a slug, a vine weevil, or a leatherjacket — but whatever it is, it’s...
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