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		<title>Top Job &#8211; Harvesting and storing apples and pears</title>
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<p>Harvesting apples and pears at the right time helps you enjoy and store fruit successfully. September is a lovely month in the garden. It’s generally still and quiet, radiating the feeling that nature has done its job for the year. However, if you have apple or pear trees, there is one job that still needs  [...]</p>
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<p>Common in fruit bowls all over the UK, the pear is a popular fruit with its soft texture. They even used to be called ‘butter fruit’ referring to its soft butter-like texture. So, find out how to grow your own pears at home. On a visit to Worcester, Queen Elizabeth I saw a pear  [...]</p>
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