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“Good to Grow” – Tips for first sowings

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Our Top Gardening Books: “Organic Gardening” by Charles Dowding

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Ever eaten day lilies or hemerocallis? Go over to our blog for how to cook them with a delicious recipe from 'Food from your Forest Garden'. http://ow.ly/wAWp50FpcTg
The wisdom of doing nothing. Another extract from 'We Made a Wildflower Meadow' talking action and inaction when rewilding. Is nothing sometimes the best thing to do? Find out on the GG blog!
Can you trust your instinct when it comes to climate change? Does football replace hunting in modern society? Just some of the questions asked in ‘Climate Change for Football Fans’. Read the latest extract on the GG blog.
Proof that small is beautiful. The inspiring story of one wildflower meadow and its transformation from barren land into bountiful plenty. From 'We Made a Wildflower Meadow'. Read on the Green Books blog!
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