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What's happening in the gardening world this week, including news, new products and plants, tips on what to do now, and gardening events for your diary
Jobs to do in the garden this weekend
It’s time to plan your bulb displays for next spring, clear pond weeds and spend the Bank Holiday in the garden
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Jobs to do in the garden now
Keep borders looking their best, feed containers, prune conifer hedges and take fuchsia cuttings
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Complete this survey on the outdoors and you could win an £80 daysack
Complete this quick survey and you could win a top of the range rucksack from Berghaus
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Yalding organic garden re-opens under new owner
Yalding’s famous organic garden in Kent has re-opened under new ownership with a new-look café and farm shop.
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Luxury insect ‘hotel’ wins top design award
A two foot high insect ‘hotel’ in the City of London, which took its design inspiration from children’s fable Hansel & Gretel and was constructed entirely from scavenged waste material, has won first prize in a unique architectural competition.
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Scotland's new laws to protect against non-native plant species
New environmental protection laws are being introduced in Scotland to reduce the invasion of non-native plant species across the country’s beautiful natural landscape
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Complete this survey on the outdoors and you could win an £80 daysack
Complete this quick survey and you could win a top of the range rucksack from Berghaus
more...
Yalding organic garden re-opens under new owner
Yalding’s famous organic garden in Kent has re-opened under new ownership with a new-look café and farm shop.
more...
Luxury insect ‘hotel’ wins top design award
A two foot high insect ‘hotel’ in the City of London, which took its design inspiration from children’s fable Hansel & Gretel and was constructed entirely from scavenged waste material, has won first prize in a unique architectural competition.
more...
Scotland's new laws to protect against non-native plant species
New environmental protection laws are being introduced in Scotland to reduce the invasion of non-native plant species across the country’s beautiful natural landscape
more...
The Shed of the Year winner 2010
A gardener from Southend-on-Sea, Essex, has won Shed of the Year 2010 after beating off competition from 1,250 shed-lovers.
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Tesco's new £9,999 five-room shed
Tesco has launched the ultimate in garden sheds – a five-room wooden cabin costing £9,999.
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- Gardening in a water shortage
- New aquilegia and penstemons for autumn
- Garden News’ show man Jack Wood dies
- Knotweed mortgage madness
- Monty Don on What he loves ...and hates about gardening
- Insect could defeat Japanese knotweed – but at what cost?
- Frozen food better than fresh, says study
- Sweet wrapper that grows into flowers
- Ban these Aliens!
- Tomatoes are top of the plots!
The 2010 Big Garden Show Guide
Your guide to all the top gardening shows in 2010 – put them in your diary now
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JANUARY 2010
Events for gardeners and garden lovers in January
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FEBRUARY 2010
Events for gardeners and garden lovers in February more...MARCH 2010
Events for gardeners and garden lovers in March more...APRIL 2010
Events for gardeners and garden lovers in April more...MAY 2010
Events for gardeners and garden lovers in May
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Jobs to do in the garden this weekend
It’s time to plan your bulb displays for next spring, clear pond weeds and spend the Bank Holiday in the garden
more...
Jobs to do in the garden now
Keep borders looking their best, feed containers, prune conifer hedges and take fuchsia cuttings
more...
Plant a strawberry pot – and five other jobs in the veg plot
If you don’t have room for strawberries in your garden, try growing them this way. Choose plants carefully for summer-long crops. Success depends on good soil, adequate drainage and regular feeding.
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Take cuttings of perennials
Make new plants from fresh shoots emerging now
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7 jobs to do this week...
At last the weather is beginning to warm up and it won’t be long before spring really gets into gear. So, while you can, get down to the garden centre and buy some bargain perennials
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Lawn care special
All you need to know for a perfect lawn
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