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1 day ago | 
themirror.com | Katherine McPhillips |Brigid Brown
A gardening expert known as The Real Farmhouse has shared a simple tip to ensure you get the best raspberries possible this summer.
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2 days ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Lynn Love |Katherine McPhillips
This natural treatment is believed to work better to stop moss growing back permanently. Getting rid of garden moss is one of the first jobs most people do when they are attempting to spruce up their outdoor areas for spring. Moss is as unsightly as it is dangerous as it can be very slippy, making it a task that needs your attention. However, banishing the pesky, green, slimy growth is much harder than you may realise.
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3 days ago | 
the-express.com | Katherine McPhillips |Falyn Stempler
Rider shares her personal preference: "Roasting broccoli is one of my favorite ways to prepare it! It always has so much flavor. And it makes a great side dish and can also be used warm or cold in salads." Not only does roasting help retain the vegetable's vitamins, boosting its nutritional profile, but it also transforms its taste and texture into something you'll actually enjoy eating.
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5 days ago | 
msn.com | Sam Dimmer |Sophie Law |Katherine McPhillips
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5 days ago | 
express.co.uk | Katherine McPhillips |Sophie Law
Some plants are natural rat repellants (Image: Getty)Rats, often dismissed as harmless, can actually become quite a nuisance once they take up residence in your garden. Notorious for their stealth and ability to go unnoticed, these rodents are not only good at concealing themselves but also wreak havoc underground by burrowing, disturbing plant roots, and spoiling your floral displays and crops.
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5 days ago | 
express.co.uk | Brian Dillon |Katherine McPhillips
Rats will stay out of your garden 'for good' if you plant these 6 plants they hateThere are six plants you should have in your garden if you want to keep rats away as they are known to repel the rodents. Rats will stay away from certain plants in your garden. (Image: Getty)Gardeners have been urged to introduce six plants to their garden to keep rats away "for good". These rodents pose a threat to many British gardens and can destroy crops.
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5 days ago | 
themirror.com | Katherine McPhillips
Rhubarb is a popular plant as it is one of the first crops that can be harvested and tends to be easy to maintain, as long as it is in the best spot in your garden Rhubarb is a beloved springtime plant as it is one of the first crops that can be harvested and is generally easy to maintain, but only if it's in the right spot in your garden.
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6 days ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Katherine McPhillips |Chloe Dobinson
It's important to feed birds throughout the year, but it is especially crucial to provide food in late spring, when many are either going through their breeding season or returning to the UK after migrating for the winter
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6 days ago | 
the-express.com | Vita Molyneux |Katherine McPhillips
This smart gardening method, known as mulching, is touted not only for enhancing soil quality but also for improving light reflection. Furthermore, using gravel can avert common mistakes like overwatering. It promotes better drainage and sets up the ultimate environment for lavender to flourish. For those deeply fond of lavender, beware: too much water can be detrimental, risking root rot and making the roots prone to dampness and disease.
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6 days ago | 
the-express.com | Katherine McPhillips
The sight of a squirrel darting up a tree might be delightful, but it's quite another thing to watch these furry bandits raid a bird feeder you've painstakingly set up. Many birds depend on the supplemental nourishment provided by gardeners in late spring, either during their breeding season or as they return to the UK post-migration. When squirrels hog all the bird feed, they might start depending too much on these feeders rather than foraging as nature intended.
