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Hungarian Bear's-breeches seem so unlikely in Northern regions.
The very hardy Acanthus hungaricus will grow right down to Zone 5 and make a spectacular show in mid-summer.
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Many kinds of mulching materials are now available to gardeners. This varies by region, since often mulches are a byproduct of some other industry, such as bark or cocoa bean hulls. Some of the most common types are shredded hardwood and softwood bark, pine needles, nut hulls, ground co...
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Midsummer GARDENING TIP #1
Even if your borders are a mess and needing attention, if you're about to host a garden party then your first task should be to mow the lawn. During warm weather lawns grow slowly and may even go dormant (unless you water regularly) but a quick trim will chop everything back to one neat-and-tidy length. However... before you get out the mower, take the extra few minutes to do s...

Midsummer GARDENING TIP #2
During midsummer, containers often need a boost. They may have had some poor choices in them for the summer weather, for example pansies that have become straggly. Yank these out and run to the garden centre for some 4-inch pots of something more heat tolerant, such as Begonias or Sweet Potato Vines (pictured here in a windowbox). This size of pot is perfect for "popping in" to...

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