Discover a wealth of gardening tips to help you cultivate a lush and vibrant garden. From planting guides to pest control, explore practical advice and creative ideas to make the most of your outdoor space.

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Six fabulous plants that will make your garden look lovely and smell great

Wouldn’t it be nice to have colour and scent in your garden all year round? Well, with a bit of planning, you can. We’ve found 6 scented plants that flower at different times throughout the year, so you garden looks and smells beautiful whatever the season!

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New plants from old

Having a beautiful and vibrant garden doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Many plants grow easily from cuttings and you can get together with friends and neighbours to swap the best ones, so you all get a variety. It’s a great way to fill up your garden beds and all it will cost is a little time.

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Bring the outdoors inside with some indoor gardening

Indoor plants add colour and style to your home. They can promote a feeling of calm and absorb background noise, and some are even known for their air purifying qualities.

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Plant some fern-tastic ferns!

If you’ve got a shady area in your garden where not much seems to thrive, try some ferns. Ferns love dappled light and areas with shade and bring texture, drama and colour, depending on the varieties you choose.

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Grow your own handy herbs for cooking

Growing your own herbs saves money, trips to the supermarket and is less wasteful as you only pick as much as you need for whatever you are cooking. You can plant them in your garden beds or in pots; try to find a spot close to your kitchen for easy access to regular watering and harvesting.

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Don't leave your soil naked over winter!

Plant a compost crop and and reap the benefits next season. A compost crop, or green manure, is a crop that’s grown to enrich and improve the soil and your veggie garden will thank you for it. Here how to start your very own compost crop.

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