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Home Composting: Your Garden's Secret Superpower
What goes in, what comes out, and why every gardener should fall in love with rot. This is a hands-on, worm-filled journey into turning waste into…
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Pocket-Sized Miracles: Spring Bulbs for Every Garden
Discover the wonder of spring bulbs — from snowdrops to tulips and everything in between. These small wonders bring early colour, cheer and life to…
Sep 24
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The Seasonal Shift: Notes from the Garden Bench
Tea in hand, watching summer fade and autumn slip in… when shorts are rightly questioned and tea loaf makes its triumphant return.
Sep 20
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September's Gardening Jobs
September is a generous month, with late-summer colour and harvest abundance, tinged with the first hints of autumn. The garden is full of activities to…
Sep 6
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August 2025
The Veg Beds: Triumphs, Disasters, and the Odd Tomato Miracle
Lessons from a season of bolting leaves, slugs at the salad bar, and courgettes big enough to row down the Thames - where peas ran amok, onions lay in…
Aug 30
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Introducing The Gardening Kind Editions
A growing library of beautifully designed mini magazines - part handbook, part photo inspiration. Ready to download today.
Aug 27
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Behind the Garden Gate
Supports, compost, watering cans, and the unglamorous graft that keeps the garden loved and the flowers fabulous.
Aug 23
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Send a friend, earn a treat (no digging required)
Tell your garden-loving mates about The Gardening Kind. The more, the merrier! Bring a friend, I’ll bring the biscuits (and maybe a bucket of compost…
Aug 20
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The Terrace Garden: Eight Years On
When we moved in, the “back garden” was dark, slimy, and downright treacherous. More slip-and-slide than sanctuary. Now, it’s our sun-soaked…
Aug 16
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Slug-Proof Plants (or Nearly): What They Won’t Munch
Tough, tasty-looking, and (somehow) untouched. A personal list of slug-resistant favourites from my own garden.
Aug 9
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Clippings No.12 Late Summer Favourites
Nine easy-going perennial plants that keep the show going long after the peak of summer has passed. These are the stars of my late summer garden.
Aug 6
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August Gardening Jobs
When the Garden Gets Thirsty and Starts to Wobble
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