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King Charles' most-loved plant is 'magnificent' and could bring wildlife to your garden
InYourGarden: Online searches for the 'gloriously apparelled' bloom have risen 88 per cent since the coronation, writes Andrea Blazquez
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Meet Hastings veg growers at Edible Open Gardens event next weekend
Visit home gardens, community spaces, allotments and commercial small holdings on Saturday, July 1 and 2
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How to remove fence algae with effective homemade solution
Wooden fences can suffer from unsightly discolouration if algae is not cleaned off promptly, reports Angela Patrone
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InYourOpinion: Readers share their views on dealing with garden pests
For every annoying pigeon, cat and snail, there are creatures that bring 'immense' pleasure
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How to clean your patio without using a pressure washer
Rather than relying on a pressure washer, a garden expert has shared tips on how to clean your patio using simple and cheap household items, reports Angela Patrone
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Creating a garden that's your version of paradise
How do you create your own garden of Eden? We consider what's needed for that little patch of paradise
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How to take care of your roses during hot and dry weather
The secret to nurturing magnificent roses is in prevention, feeding and care, reports Hannah Stephenson, PA
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Dad's 35-year effort turning garden into tropical jungle with 25-foot palm trees
Simon's fear of flying has stopped him from seeing any overseas jungles, but he has been passionate about nature since he was a boy, writes Neil Shaw
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It's good to share: The truth about bumble bees and there's a sting in the tale
InYourArea community member Duncan Williams from Borehamwood dispels myths about the humble bumble bee's sting
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Nine spectacular gardens to visit on your next summer outing
The UK boasts many horticultural gems, with impressive flower displays, walks and interesting designs on offer, writes Hannah Stephenson, PA
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How to water your garden without a hosepipe after bans announced in some areas
As the UK braces for more potential hosepipe bans, it's time for gardeners to get creative and find alternative methods to keep their beloved plants hydrated, reports Sophie Harris
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Fountain of flowers is a decade in the making at Grade II garden
A monocarpic plant which takes more than 10 years to flower is currently in bloom at the National Trust’s Overbeck’s Garden, near Salcombe in Devon