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How to Design an English Perennial Border
The old perennial borders of England are the result of ideas passed down from one head gardener to another. And those garden lessons can be recreated across the pond.
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Garden Plants to attract Butterflies
With the right selection of butterfly plants you can create a butterfly garden attracting butterflies even on sunny days in the depth of winter.
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Arley Hall and Gardens
Arley Hall is a stately home situated in the heart of Cheshire and is now a popular destination for visitors.
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Visit Dunedin Botanic Garden
Highlights of Dunedin Botanic Garden include its rhododendron collection, extensive rock garden and geographic borders showcasing plants from around the world.
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Heuchera for the Garden and Containers
These hardy, evergreen perennials have become one of the most popular garden plants in recent years.
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Growing Echinacea Purpurea - the Coneflower
Herbal treatment or border beauty? It's hard to resist the beautiful coneflowers produced by echinacea. Here's how to raise it from seed and keep it in tip-top condition.
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Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Garden
Edinburgh's magnificent Royal Botanic Garden is regarded as one of the finest in the world and is a leading attraction for tourists visiting Scotland's capital.
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How to Grow Aquilegias From Seed
Columbine flowers are weird and wonderful additions to the herbaceous border. Aquilegias look exotic but they're incredibly easy to raise from seed - and are fully hardy.
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Scottish History on a budget
Historic Scotland's entrance pass ticket can save you a small fortune especially if you plan well in advance. This is one suggestion for a full day out.
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Color in Autumn Garden Landscapes
Michaelmas daisies shout that autumn has arrived. The garden landscape fills with color and autumn landscaping design ideas are abundant.
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