Amateur Gardening - April 8,2017
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Toby Buckland - Prince Charles isn't the only one who chats to his plants! Plant out new herbs - They look good, smell good and taste even better. Layer your planting for a succession of flowers from spring to autumn and more...
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Benefits of buying British
Keep the home barbecue fires burning
A garden for all reasons
A modern take on the cottage-garden style provides Mike and Geraldine Carter with a plot that's productive and rich in colour
Peter's tip for begonias
MAY I say how sad to lose Peter Seabrook. I for one continue to miss his gardening experience.
Planting against a shady wall
This north-facing wall of our house is in deep shade and colonised by a lax evergreen euonymus that produces small orange fruits. Though not that showy, its leaning nature and leafy cover are appreciated
How to grow grapes
Steve and Val Bradley explain that it's easier to grow grapes in Britain than you may think
Knowledge is power
Val looks at how local knowledge benefits wildlife
Strawberry fields
Now's the time to prepare your strawberries so you can enjoy a bumper crop of delicious fruit next year
Seeds to bring the butterflies
Sow now to help our struggling pollinators
Houseplants in summer
Some thrive in the garden, while others stay in
Getting ready for going away
Preparing the garden for holidays is important
