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Plants for exposed gardens
In part two of his new series, Tough Plants for Problem Places, Alan reveals his pick of the best frost- and wind-resistant plants.
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Grow your own fruit and veg
Martyn Cox explains how much money you can save on your weekly food shop by growing your own.
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Nature's harvest
Monty looks to the hedgerows for wild harvests of wimberries and hazlenuts.
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Contemporary plant combinations
Joe Swift uses phormiums to create a dramatic and contemporary look.
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Gardening with children
Kay Maguire offers advice on how to set up a school gardening club and encourage children to take up gardening.
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Free spring bulbs
Take advantage of this month's offer of 200 spring-flowering bulbs.
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Giveaways
Take a look at the Giveaways section on gardenersworld.com and try your hand at winning one of our great products from the last three months.
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Wildlife
I'm called to the end of the garden by the 10-year-old. "Daddy, is that a hornet?" she asks, pointing to a big brown insect sitting on a leaf near the swing.
Read more on Hornets and hoverflies
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Wed 13 August, 11.30AM
