Yorkshire Village Defies Plant Vandals

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A village near Scarborough had the last laugh yesterday after it triumphed over mindless vandals who tried to wreck the prize-winning efforts of its gardeners. photo credit: Tim Green aka atoach The vandals had attacked flower displays in beds and planters throughout the village of Clayton in May – in a spate of assaults with…

WGC Allotment’s Bounty is Open to All

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Welwyn Garden City is certainly living up to its name at the moment, after the communal allotment in the town centre began bearing fruit – and veg! – this week. photo credit: anemoneprojectors Residents of the Hertfordshire town are being invited to freely help themselves to the vast range of fresh organic produce grown on…

Sunderland Scoops Top Prize at Northumbria in Bloom

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City bosses in Sunderland are celebrating after it was named Best Large City by judges at the regional Northumbria in Bloom awards. photo credit: caitra_ The city’s colourful and well-maintained public gardens and planters were what swung it, according to judges, who were chosen from among the region’s top gardeners and horticulturalists. One judge, Elizabeth…

Orchids Bloom at Police HQ

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The headquarters of North Wales Police at Colwyn Bay may not be the first location you think of when it comes to rare flowers, but the premises have caught the eye of gardeners across Britain, thanks to its late summer grass-cutting regime. photo credit: Sheila in Millduck For the past seven years, Conwy County Council,…

Tend Those Perennial Plants Says Telegraph

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The Daily Telegraph this week offered top tips on how to make sure that your perennial plants flower properly. photo credit: clkohan Its gardening diary pointed out that now is the time to ensure that garden plants don’t suffer from lack of water – a somewhat redundant tip for many in the rain-washed UK, perhaps.…

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