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Classic Gardening
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Blog Details
Author: Andy Bull
Garden designers, garden centres, DIY stores: between them they are ruining gardens, and gardening. This blog is about having a garden that grows pretty much to its own design, and growing for food.
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Sneak-a-Peak
Recent excerpts from Classic Gardening. 
by Andy Bull
15 Nov 2008 at 11:38am
I was expecting a lively little number, but nothing quite as spectacualar as this:
Actually, it was more impressive than it seems. Sadly my cameraperson didn't catch the plume as it travelled 1...
by Andy Bull
6 Nov 2008 at 5:12pm
The warm, sheltered microclimate of the undercliff enables these amazing Isle of Wight gardens to shine on into November.
It's a great place to take an interactive walk.
by Andy Bull
26 Oct 2008 at 2:06pm
Not only were the autumn colours, seedheads and fruit at Wisley inspiring, they also had a very nice sideline in pumpkins ? home grown and going cheap. A 50p one gave us soup for the family, and a...
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Gardening In The News
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by Administrator
11 Nov 2008 at 6:50pm
York Weekly - Portsmouth,NH,USA
On sunny fall days, children travel to local apple farms for hay rides, apple picking and sampling cider doughnuts ...
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10 Nov 2008 at 6:50pm
Scripps News - Washington,DC,USA
My black hollyhock taught me a lot about seed saving.
She grew each year from a clump of seedlings into towering s...
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9 Nov 2008 at 7:02pm
eTaiwan News - Taiwan
Seventeen seedlings of the Chinese endemic dove tree are expected to be shipped to Taiwan as a gift, as promised by China’s t...
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