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If you’ve ever stood in front of your clematis with secateurs in hand, completely unsure where to start, you’re not alone. Knowing how to prune clematis properly is one of those tasks that sounds straightforward until you’re actually doing it. Cut too much and you risk losing a season’s flowers. Cut too little and the […]

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A hosepipe ban does not have to mean a summer of brown borders and wilting plants. You can usually continue watering with a bucket or watering can, while collected rainwater and carefully reused household water can help your supply go further. Your lawn may not need as much help as you think, either. Established grass […]

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Lawn treatment day feels like a win. You’ve fed, weeded, or treated your grass, and now you’re imagining that thick, lush lawn you’ve always wanted. But then comes the awkward bit — when exactly can you get the mower out again? Mow too soon, and you could undo all that effort in twenty minutes. Wait […]

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Summer is a beautiful season in the garden, but it’s also one of the most demanding. The heat ramps up, the soil dries out faster than you’d expect, and plants that looked perfectly happy in May can start to struggle by July. If you’ve ever watched a promising garden wilt in a heatwave, you’ll know […]

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