Hand weeding Pulling up weeds by hand from among garden plants is the oldest and surest way of separating out the unwanted.
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Growing your own potatoes is remarkably satisfying and not all that much trouble. It is most important not to take on too
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Crop rotation is a crucial practice in gardening to prevent the build-up of pests and diseases that could potentially damage your vegetables.
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Gardening is an enjoyable and rewarding activity that can be made easier and more efficient with the right tools. In this article,
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Summer bedding plants are an excellent choice for adding vibrant colour to your garden, filling gaps between shrubs or border perennial flowers,
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Pruning and Training Prune spring shrubs as they go out of flower, if necessary, to manage size and shape. Continue to tie
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Mowing and Edging Mow the grass regularly during this period of rapid growth, and increase frequency as needed. Keep the edges around
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Potting and Planting Pot up begonias, petunias, bedding busy lizzies, and bedding begonias for greenhouse and indoor decoration later. Plant melon, cucumber,
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Planting and Transplanting Plant out tender vegetables such as sweet corn, outdoor tomatoes, and runner beans in mild areas or wait for
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Planting and Transplanting Plant out bedding plants in the coming two weeks, depending on the weather. Dahlias and gladiolus corms can be
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Grow beautiful bush roses with these easy-to-follow planting tips! Bush roses, also known as bedding roses, are upright bushes between 60 centimetres
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Trees, Shrubs, and Roses Maintenance Tips for December Ensure young trees do not develop bad forking habits; remove one side of a
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