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How And When To Plant Apple Trees.
The tree should be planted to the same depth as it was in the pot (or the soil mark on the trunk in the case of bare-rooted trees). If in doubt, make sure that the joining point between the rootstock and scion (see previous section entitled ... [... more]
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Live Aquarium Plant Starter Set - 4 different plants
Beautiful live plants are an eye-catcher for every aquarium and the pride of every aquatics enthusiast. Aquarium plants complement the ecosystem of your aquarium and provide the fish with important nutrients and oxygen. For many fish, aquarium plants ... [... more]
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Common Hydrangea
This hydrangea is one of the best blue, flowering varieties in mid-and late summer, with the flowers nicely set against the shiny green leaves. The soil chemistry affects most macrophyllas to some degree, with acid soil giving a colour swing to ... [... more]
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Butterfly Bush
Buddleja davidii is a fast-growing and undemanding shrub from China, ideal for a wide range of positions in the garden, provided they are sunny and the soil well-drained with a little lime. There are numerous varieties, most of them desirable, ... [... more]
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Bellflower
This is an unusual campanula with huge hanging, tubular bells along short stems and heart-shaped, slightly glossy leaves. Plant in full or partial shade in well-drained but moist soil where it will quickly spread. Soil type: Well-drained/light, ... [... more]
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Hyacinth
Hyacinths perform best in an open, sunny or partially-shaded position with fertile, well-draining soil. When selecting bulbs, make sure they are not damaged or drying out. Plant bulbs in the autumn before the ground ... [... more]
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Cranesbill
A North American geranium which stands up rather than flopping, and has clusters of white centred, pale to dark pink flowers. They open in late spring, and again in summer, and with luck even in the autumn. Make sure that is in damp soil, ... [... more]
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High Top Propagator
This propagator has an electronically heated tray and a thermostat which will automatically cut off the heat when the correct soil temperature has been reached and maintain it at that level. The extra capacity 50w element caters for any drop in temperatur [... more]
£119.00
Green Fingers UK

Lawn Aerator.
A fast and easy way to aerate your garden.Benefits your lawn by increasing water, oxygen and nutrient uptake by the grass roots.Improves development of roots to greater soil depths.Enhances water filtration into the soil and to greater depths.Encourages ... [... more]
£14.99 - £19.98
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Garden Sieve.
These parasene garden riddles can be used for removing stones from soil, cleaning gravel for paths, and for use when sowing seeds. Powder coated mild steel frame with mesh size of 95mm (3/8in). Colour green. Size 35cm diameter. [... more]
£9.99
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Green Manure Seeds
An easy way to add nutrients and bulky organic matter (humus) to your soil helping to maintain or improve fertility and soil structure. Sow from spring to autumn but ideally sow in the autumn to provide a lush carpet of growth which can be dug in during l [... more]
£3.99
Green Fingers UK

How To Grow A Gooseberry Bush.
Prepare the soil in advance of planting, gooseberry bushes will be productive for up to 20 years, so a little effort at this stage will satisfy their needs for well-drained, medium type soil. Dig a hole of about 1m (3 ft) round, incorporate as ... [... more]
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