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		<title>Plants for a Purpose &#8211; Plants for a formal garden</title>
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<p>Formal garden designs are very restful on the eye, containing high levels of symmetry and clearly defined, repeated shapes. Many of the plants used in the design are evergreen, clipped into formal shapes. Lawns are highly manicured and edged to give a crisp, clean look. The opposite of the relaxed feeling a lawn made up of  [...]</p>
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<p>Climbing and rambling roses have a stunning effect in the garden, and with the right care, they will thrive. Don’t be daunted by the care, instead use this guide to see just how straightforward it is to train climbing roses.   The difference between climbing and rambling roses  First, it’s important to  [...]</p>
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