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2 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Almha Murphy
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nottinghampost.com | Almha Murphy
Tomatoes are a firm favourite among British gardeners, and if you're aiming for the biggest and juiciest fruits, there's one key piece of advice to heed. Often mistaken for a vegetable, tomatoes bring a burst of flavour to a variety of savoury dishes. Whether it's enriching pasta sauces or spicing up curries, the robust taste of tomatoes is a staple in many beloved recipes.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishstar.com | Almha Murphy
Drought-tolerant plants are the lazy gardener's dream - here are five flowers that don't need watering very often in order to thrive. If you're planning a long vacation or just aren't keen on daily plant care, fear not - experts have revealed five flowers that don't require frequent watering. And no, they're not all cacti. The UK is notorious for its dreary, rainy weather, but it's not uncommon to experience prolonged dry spells during the summer.
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3 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Almha Murphy
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3 weeks ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Lynn Love |Almha Murphy
People are being advised stop throwing banana peels in the bin. Bananas are believed to be the world's most consumed fruits. They are a popular choice due to their affordability and nutritional value. Many people believe the skins of a banana have no use and the majority of us toss them away before we’ve even ate them. However, an expert has now revealed an unusual way to reduce food waste and boost plants and it involves your banana skins.
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3 weeks ago | 
the-express.com | Jack Hobbs |Almha Murphy
Luckily, not all plants are so thirsty. Many, like succulents, come from hot, dry climates and have adapted to need little water. Some common adaptations for drought resistance include thick, waxy skins that help plants conserve water, as well as fleshy stems and leaves that store water, reports the Mirror. So, what flowers should you consider if you don't want to be tied down by frequent watering?
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3 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Sam Dimmer |Almha Murphy
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3 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Sam Dimmer |Almha Murphy
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3 weeks ago | 
leicestermercury.co.uk | Sam Dimmer |Almha Murphy
Many Brits might chuck banana peels after enjoying the fruit, but a gardening guru has shared a brilliant tip for using them to nourish plants. In the UK alone, about 9.5 million tonnes of food are wasted every year, due in large part to consumer habits. However, these kitchen scraps can often be turned into something beneficial for our environment. Revealing his eco-friendly gardening trick on TikTok, expert Simon Akeroyd said: "No need to throw away banana skins.
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3 weeks ago | 
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