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		<title>Plants for a Purpose &#8211; Plants for late-summer colour</title>
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<p>September usually signifies the end of the summer holidays and a whiff of autumn in the air.  It can feel like the garden has given all its summer offerings, but there’s plenty more colour to come! With some planning, you can have different themed flower borders, bursting with vibrant colour, flowering right until the  [...]</p>
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