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		<title>Plants for a Purpose &#8211; Plants for a North-Facing Garden</title>
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<p>North-facing areas of the garden can, at first glance, seem daunting as they don’t get nearly as much sun as south-facing gardens. But don’t worry, it’s still possible to create a beautiful, colourful space by choosing plants that will thrive rather than sulk in the shade!   Deciduous and Evergreen  A  [...]</p>
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		<title>Plants for a purpose &#8211; concealing pond liners</title>
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<p>Ponds are wonderful things to have in gardens, for humans and wildlife alike. They can be restful or exhilarating, especially if combined with a water pump. They are ideal places of refuge for newts, frogs, and other amphibians, as well as attracting insects such as dragonflies and water boatmen.  If the pond  [...]</p>
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