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🌸 HELP YOUR GARDEN SURVIVE DROUGHTS & FLOODS 🌸
We can’t control the weather. Our gardens are at the mercy of sun scorched drought and storm drenched floods. Geoff Hodge (@hodgerow) explains how you can make your garden more weather proof: buff.ly/3rTWbD1
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🌸 RAISE A CHEER FOR RAISED BEDS 🌸
With the ever-increasing interest in growing your own veg at home, lots of people are turning over parts of their gardens to veg patches. Geoff Hodge (@Hodgerow) discusses how to grow with raised beds: buff.ly/43UI79G
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#GMGAwards23
The GMG Awards 2023 are now open. Head to our website for details of the exciting & important changes we have made to the categories. The awards will be held at the London Savoy on Friday 17th November.
Ticket news to follow shortly
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Just packing up my #FestiveBeeBookBundles for #lastminute gifts. Probably the last day for #ChristmasDelivery so if you'd like a #signedcopy for a #gift do get in touch. #pollinators #bees. Thanks everyone for your orders! Each book comes with a #FreeGift. thegreenjeanie.com/shop/
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Now that I know this mossy #VipersBugloss @dungenessrspb is caused by #gallmite Aceris echii & not #radiation from #dungeness #nuclearpowerplant, I am worried. It's a top #beeplant. Will the gall affect the #nectar flow for #pollinators? @nikkigammans @BumblebeeTrust #bumblebees
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Not all houseplants need mollycoddling through the winter. Houseplant fan Debi Holland shares a few that thrive in cooler temperatures and lower light: buff.ly/3TfA56L
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Gardens and plants can create some very special visual effects at this time of the year. Geoff Stonebanks (@driftwoodbysea) advises on some of his favourite plants to grow for glorious autumn colour: buff.ly/3fuD3FG
My article on how to make your autumn to spring containers look fabulous is one of the top tips in this week's @RJGarden Top Tips e-mail. You can read it here - richardjacksonsgarden.co.uk/… @GdnMediaGuild
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In October my exciting book goes on sale. It’s a look at life-enriching plants which, over year, fill a garden with beauty and fascination; 365 first rate, rather extraordinary plants recommended and described by me from first hand knowledge - I grow them all! @GdnMediaGuild
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The Garden Media Guild awards are open to enter!
Don’t delay-get your entries in today. 😊
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To mark Ukrainian Independence Day #SunflowersForUkraine is showing solidarity with the people of Ukraine as it fights for its independence once more!
#GardeningTwitter show us your sunflowers!!
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As some of you are aware I am looking for a new Senior Gardener here. I may be biased but this is a very beautiful garden and we want someone to fall in love with and make it even better. Please DM me if interested.
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Gardening, botany and nature are all on-trend buzzwords. @TheGreenJeanie shares a few highlights of what’s new and trendy in the horti world: buff.ly/3K2rhgR
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Who doesn’t love something for nothing? This week @hodgerow gives some great advice on how you can save money on plants: buff.ly/3QQdGeN
My advice on what to do with lawns during drought and heatwaves is the Number 1 tip in this week's @RJGarden Top Tips e-mail. You can read it here - richardjacksonsgarden.co.uk/…
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It was either a cupcake, a 730 litre bulk bag of @rolawn topsoil on your doorstep or a roll of Medallion® Turf tied with a bow. 😊 Enjoy!
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Gorgeous little #hoverfly feeding on lavender @JekkasHerbFarm today. Fabulous venue for my #beewalks. Plus you get to see real organic plants thriving in the #herbetum! Today & tomorrow are open days. A few tickets left! On Jekka’s website!
Another (5th of the year) punnet of raspberries from today & the last crop of rhubarb for the year - which has been cropping for months. For those who asked, the raspberry variety is ‘Autumn Bliss’. I didn’t cut down all the canes in February, which is why it’s cropping so early
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Many new gardeners are starting out with tiny growing spaces such as balconies, terraces and patios @TheGreenJeanie suggests some small space growing solutions: buff.ly/3O0KgsV

























