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<p>These small and simple jobs can be done so easily. And they go a long way in helping your tomato plant to stay healthy!   Why should you remove yellow leaves from tomato plants?    When the leaves start turning yellow, it means that they have served their purpose. They  [...]</p>
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		<title>Top Job for April &#8211; Pinching out Broad Beans</title>
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<p>Broad beans are an easy veg crop to grow and seeds can be sown at various times of the year from autumn until late spring and can also provide an early summer harvest before most other crops.   How and when to pinch out broad beans   If you have broad  [...]</p>
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