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2009
Articles from 4th Jul 2009
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Graham Porter’s gardening: Do it this week
Jul 04 2009 | Gardening Tips
1 Harvest time – that wonderful stand of Japanese onions that you planted last autumn and those swollen garlic bulbs are probably now ready to be lifted, dried and stored.Don’t forget to use the newly cleared land to plant or sow something else.Also, those courgettes that have just started forming nicely will need picking regularly if you want a continuous supply until autumn. Peas and beans will also benefit from regular picking, which helps the plants to develop more edible goodies. Read
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Graham Porter’s Gardening: Tips
Jul 04 2009 | Gardening Tips
Visit www.countmeincalender.info for more details on Shed Week which runs from – July 6 to 11. How does your shed match up? Read
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Graham Porter’s Gardening: The Apothecary’s dream
Jul 04 2009 | Gardening Tips
IN the last of this series on herbs, I felt it important to reflect the changes that have been going in western society over recent years. Read
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Graham Porter’s Gardening: My diary
Jul 04 2009 | Gardening Tips
` RHS Tatton Flower Show – the biggest annual flower show this side of Birmingham is not to be missed. Read
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Graham Porter’s gardening: Best of the bunch - California Poppy
Jul 04 2009 | Gardening Tips
ESCHSCHOLTZIA Californica – no guesses as to where this one comes from. Read
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Graham Porter’s gardening: Do it this week
Jul 04 2009 | Gardening Tips
1 Harvest time – that wonderful stand of Japanese onions that you planted last autumn and those swollen garlic bulbs are probably now ready to be lifted, dried and stored.Don’t forget to use the newly cleared land to plant or sow something else.Also, those courgettes that have just started forming nicely will need picking regularly if you want a continuous supply until autumn. Peas and beans will also benefit from regular picking, which helps the plants to develop more edible goodies. Read
