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'Meadowscaping' is the charming low-effort, low-cost garden trend that attracts wildlife in abundanceTurn your garden into an endearing low-maintenance meadow with these expert tips and tricks
By Emily Smith Last updated
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Ground cover plants: 9 low-growing options recommended by professional gardenersA carpet of ground cover plants will cover unsightly bare soil and help suppress weeds with little maintenance
By Holly Crossley Last updated
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Want to start your dahlias earlier this year? All you need is a sandwich bag and a handful of compostOne gardening expert has shared his genius, rather unusual method for starting dahlia tubers early, whatever the weather
By Emily Smith Published
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Vegetables to plant in April: 9 crops to start now for a delicious harvest later in the yearDiscover which vegetables to plant in April, and top tips for growing success
By Holly Crossley Last updated
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These are the best flower seeds to plant in April to ensure a beautiful summer gardenThe gardening experts reveal the best flower seeds to sow in April for a gorgeous summer garden
By Holly Crossley Last updated
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Want a low-maintenance flourishing garden? These self-seeding flowers do all the hard work for youWhether you're short on time or begrudge being in the garden, these flowers are perfect for your plot
By Emily Smith Published
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If you only do one thing in your garden this month, make it this budget-friendly trick to grow free plantsNow is the best time to try this cost-saving solution to double your plants
By Tamara Kelly Published
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5 low-maintenance plants that thrive on neglect, ideal if you want an effortlessly glorious gardenWhether you're low on time or simply not a natural at maintaining a garden, experts say these hardy plants are for you
By Emily Smith Published
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She's grown over 4,000 trees - how this inspirational 82-year-old is changing the world, one seed at a timeJanet Willoner has already planted more than 4000 trees - and she hopes to inspire others
By Jack Slater Published
