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Do you know your perennials from your half-hardy annuals? And what's the difference between a weed and a proper plant? Forget the advice those famous TV Gardeners give you, why not try some alternative gardening techniques?
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"A garden should be a room for the whole family to enjoy. Ensure that there are sufficient electrical sockets for the children to plug their computer game consoles into." "Talking to your plants can help them to grow and thrive, so never talk to weeds. Treat them, as you would your other half." "Anything that is past its prime and organic will eventually rot down and can therefore be added to a compost heap – except elderly relatives."
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