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Summer pruning tips
With the better weather, there’s no excuse not to get out in our garden at last.
Clean up pet pongs with Vax
Liz Nicholls reviews the new VAXSpotWash Home Pet-Design which will make your carpets, rugs and upholstery shiny and new.
A rose by any other name
Rose Awareness Week celebrates the beauty and variety of the world’s most popular flower.
Escape to Serenity
A useful guide to renovating your dream countryside home.
May flowers are springing up
At last spring is in the air and summer is coming. We should be mindful of climate issues but not let it put us off gardening forever.
No Mow May to help wildlife!
No Mow May invites us all to sit back & relax to provide a boost for wild plants and wildlife throughout summer.
Traeger Fest at Millets Farm
Join in a free weekend of delicious food and fun in Abingdon.
Bring your lawn to life
Surrey Wildlife Trust and the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) are calling on gardeners to reimagine their lawns this spring and summer and give nature a boost.
To prune or not to prune?
Cathie Welch of Cathie’s Gardening School turns her attention to one of the most pressing issues for gardeners this month – the pruning dilemma.
National Trust spring gardens in Sussex
From blossom to bluebells, daffodils to rhododendrons, the signs of spring are sure to raise the spirits at these National Trust sites in Sussex.
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