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Planting in shade | Reader's Digest New ZealandNEWMany plants that survive in full sun can adapt to part shade but they may not grow as quickly or flower as prolifically. Read More.. |
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Transplanting treesNEW Autumn is the best time to move trees, as they suffer less from heat stress but the soil is... |
| Growing daffodils Autumn is the ideal time to plant daffodil bulbs. To make the job easier use a bulb planter from... |
| How to plant a bed of strawberries Strawberry plants produce fruit for up to three years and in warm climates can crop ... | |
| Autumn garden pests and weeds Tips for controlling grey aphids, rust of fuchsia, cobbler's peg, and trad |
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 | Tips for Removing & Getting Rid of Weeds 18Weeds are often seen as the enemy by gardeners and they can certainly cause hard work. But they are essential to the health of soils. They prevent erosion, preserve soil fertility and moisture, and in nature, bare earth is first healed by colonising weeds. But it is still annoying when all the bare earth in your vegetable patch is overcome by weeds. |  | How to remove weeds15 Find out how to effectively remove plant pests from your garden. |  | Zap weeds in the lawn1 Weeds are carried by the wind and brought in through bird droppings, soil or potted plants containing seeds. Keeping the lawn healthy reduces spreading. | Warm weather pest and weed watch Tips for dealing with lawn armyworm, Christmas beetles, dollar spots, and downy mildew |
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