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		<title>Top ten plants for August gardens 2023</title>
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<p>August is the month when late-season plants start to flower in earnest and here are ten of the best to give your flower borders a burst of glorious late-summer colour and interest.   1. Dahlia 'Spartacus' Senior (Dahlia)   If you’re looking for an impact plant, ‘Spartacus’ Senior certainly fits the bill.   [...]</p>
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<p>July is a time of the year when the first flush of early flowering summer plants has finished. And later flowering plants like dahlias and cannas are getting ready to make their appearance.   What are biennial plants?  Fruit and vegetable plants are growing away nicely. This makes July the perfect  [...]</p>
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