How to Grow Sweet Peas: Sowing to Cutting in the UK
Sow sweet peas in October or November for the earliest, strongest plants, or January to March if you missed the autumn window — they climb 1.8-2.4 m, need a tal
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How to Grow Sweet Peas: Sowing to Cutting in the UK
Sow sweet peas in October or November for the earliest, strongest plants, or January to March if you missed the autumn window — they climb 1.8-2.4 m, need a tal
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Dahlias light up the UK garden from July through to the first frost — long after the roses have given up. If you've walked past a south-facing border in late Au
Read guideHow to grow ornamental grasses in pots
Grow ornamental grasses successfully in containers with advice on pot size, compost, watering, feeding, winter care and long-term maintenance.
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How to plan a perennial border
Plan a balanced perennial border with practical guidance on position, colour, height, spacing, flowering succession and year-round structure.
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How to take hardwood cuttings
Take hardwood cuttings from suitable dormant shrubs and climbers with this step-by-step guide to timing, preparation, rooting and aftercare.
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How to Sow Sweet Peas for Strong, Early Flowers
This route protects the roots from unnecessary disturbance and gives the developing shoots something to climb before they begin to flop.
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How to Harden Off Seedlings Before Planting Out
Hardening off seedlings is the crucial step that transforms tender indoor-grown plants into resilient outdoor gardeners.
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How to Divide Perennials for More Free Plants
Dividing perennials is one of the most rewarding ways to expand your garden without spending a penny. It’s also essential for keeping plants vigorous, flowering
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How to Take Plant Cuttings and Propagate for Free
Propagating plants from cuttings is one of the most rewarding and economical ways to expand your garden, using nothing but a few stems from your existing plants
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Growing Vegetables from Seed
Sowing your own vegetables from seed is the single cheapest way to fill a plot with productive plants, and it opens up dozens of varieties the garden centre nev
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