A little judicious groundwork at this time of year ensures a gorgeous garden later on
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Seven of the best new gardening books you’ll find yourself going back to again and again
On rainy days a polytunnel offers warmth, seclusion and a leafy refuge
A “forest” of women across the world are connected by their love of plants and flowers
Set your bird table and feeders at least two metres from ground cover so they can’t be ambushed easily by cats
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Deer find certain plants delicious, like camellia and roses, but they don’t like rhurbarb
While most roses will like space, a rich, fertile soil and full sun, there are some that will cope well with all kinds of conditions
Don’t buy from a garden centre in early autumn, propagate from seed sown now
Not much happens in the January garden but it's a good time to find summer inspiration in seed catalogues
This year’s fine crop tackles everything from wartime gardens to a guide to propagation
Trees to plant, gloves to wear, cards to write trowels to dig, seeds to sow and a pad to rest
With a little forward planning, you can have a beautiful addition to the Christmas table or a lovely gift for the flower-lover in your life
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