New housing development near Colchester gardens given go-ahead - Yahoo

Brits urged to take house plants into the garden and do one simple thing  The Mirror

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Gardener says rats will 'never' come into your garden if you use one natural item  Coventry Telegraph

Gardener says rats will 'never' come into your garden if you use one natural item  coventrytelegraph.net

Why I will be returning to this delightful garden centre with a cafe and gift shop  The Bolton News

Here are 7 popular plants to propagate in July from softwood or semi-hardwood cuttings to get new plants for free  Homes and Gardens

New housing development near Colchester gardens given go-ahead  Colchester Gazette

Gardening experts reveal what you must do if your grass turns brown  Daily Express

Award-winning pub invites visitors to tour its kitchen garden and smallholding  Yahoo

Inside an opulent Georgian hall near Leeds boasting orangery and a car showroom  Yorkshire Evening Post

It turns out there is one plant that slugs cannot resist, which keeps them coming back, but with a few simple steps, you can stop these pests from chewing up your garden this summer.

Popup gazebo that's 'very strong' and 'so easy to put up' is perfect for garden parties  Daily Express

Warning over common garden product as destructive threat spreads across Aussie city  Yahoo

Stunning estate with quaint shop, café, and huge gardens close to Cambridgeshire  Cambridge News

Japanese maples will ‘grow stronger in summer’ if you sprinkle 1 natural item on the soil  Daily Express

Best time to prune honeysuckle plants to make them 'thrive' with lots of flowers  Daily Express

Thinking about an article he wrote almost half a century ago prompted Alan Titchmarsh to get sowing — and he's now reaping summer loveliness.