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Gardens Illustrated
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How to make a garden arbour and tunnel using natural materials
Gardens Illustrated - Klaudia Mihalova
Using hazel, willow and birch as materials for climbing supports you can create stunning structures in the garden that offer a sense of grandeur in …
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5 days ago
A family garden in London by Matthew Wilson
Gardens Illustrated - Natasha Goodfellow
Many garden design projects are born out of a desire for structure where there was previously none: “There was nothing but lawn and a few overgrown …
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Foliar fertilizers: what is foliar spray and how do you make it?
Gardens Illustrated - Daisy Bowie-Sell
Adding composts, organic mulches and various foliar feeds can be used to both restore soils lacking in a healthy soil food web and keep fertility …
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6 days ago
Nurseryman Dave Root on growing show plants and why he relishes a challenge
Gardens Illustrated - Ambra Edwards
Most people seem to think that horticulture is a restful occupation – soothing, good for your mental health. Not Dave Root. For the longstanding …
Gardens Illustrated
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6 days ago
Bokashi composting and the worm compost method
Gardens Illustrated - Joshua Sparkes
Most of us know about traditional methods of composting using a mixture of leafy greens and woody browns, turned regularly. Composting builds …
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How to make a bug hotel
Gardens Illustrated - Abigail Whyte
A single garden can support over 2,000 species of insects, and by providing a variety of habitats for them you can drastically increase your garden's …