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We've launched a new taster course 'Create your Garden Sanctuary'. In 3 short modules, analyse the space you have, decide what you want from your garden sanctuary and make it happen!

Create your sanctuary now for £99

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Take part in our Instagram quiz and test your plant knowledge! https://t.co/jvSRmgu2zr

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Creating a Low Allergen Garden’ has launched!

The course is authored by well-being and healing gardens designer Olivia Kirk who is the UK’s leading expert on low allergen gardens https://t.co/SLhea4WAtw
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Creating a Low Allergen Garden’ has launched!

The course is authored by well-being and healing gardens designer Olivia Kirk who is the UK’s leading expert on low allergen gardens https://t.co/SLhea4WAtw
#lowallergen

[Mandy Watson @MandyCanUDigIt]

NEW ON THE BLOG: The first frost strikes - join the rush to overwinter tender plants. @GaryWelford_ to the rescue with the huge #yucca! #gardening #gardeningtwitter #autumn #fall #octobergardening #exoticplants https://t.co/7MVfG7T8lB

[Sophie Yeo @some_yeo]

"Next weekend, the rockstars of the hedgelaying world will gather to compete in the National Hedgelaying Championships.

"The stakes are high: the Supreme Champion will receive £200, a neck tie and a copy of Europe’s Field Boundaries."

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[Beth Otway (Pumpkin Beth) 🌱 @pumpkin_beth]

Have you planted any #spring flowering #bulbs?
I've got some fabulous tips & ideas for #bulb #planting:
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#Flowers #Plants #Alliums #Daffodils #Narcissus #Allium #Daffodil #Garden #Gardening #GardeningTwitter #Fun #Gifts #Outdoors #HomeImprovements #Home

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The #Horticouture conference gets underway, with https://t.co/RV8SDhjb02 ‘s Director Andrew professing his love for a mustard, cable knit sweater. Very proud to support this fascinating day with its stellar line up of speakers. @LCGardenDesign

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Plant plants for #pollinators 🐝

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Lessons from the garden

How did your patch do in 2021? This latest newsletter talks about what we learned from this year and the one thing that no amount of courses can help with! https://t.co/G9bwaCsvzR

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Are you using annuals in your garden this year? They're a cheap and easy way to fill gaps in your garden and to experiment with colours and we love them. Would you like to learn more about filling your garden with annuals from seed? #courseideas 🤔

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@felicitywoolf @Kate_Bradbury Cute newt!

[Felicity Woolf @felicitywoolf]

Very excited to see baby newts and two frogs in my wild life pond after only 4 months! #wildlifepond @gardencoursesco @Kate_Bradbury

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Our latest email newsletter on creating your own soil seed bank for future flower dividends: https://t.co/DoBVD3Is5e

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@MrsARose1 Lovely! Do they smell as nice as the white ones?

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We've put together a short download of some usual and not so usual, resilient plants that can bring colour to your gravel garden at this time of year. #gardens #gardening https://t.co/wrKyvo7WJq

[Alex Mitchell @alexmitchelleg]

I’m looking for young Londoners who have just moved and want to make their garden look good by summer. For a Standard piece. Do DM me if you can help!

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@BackYrdForest 😂😂

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What's been your favourite Spring bulb combination this year?

#shareyourknowledge #gardening

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One of our favourite plants to include in a wildlife garden is Cephalaria gigantea, which attracts many varieties of bees and hoverflies. (Although you do need to watch out - it generously self-sows!). What's your favourite plant for wildlife?