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<p>A trellis is a great way of adding vertical interest. It creates privacy and a striking focal point within a garden. Especially when space is at a premium. Adding climbing plants to a trellis can transform it into a delightful, living feature. But it’s important to choose the right type of climber. Match the  [...]</p>
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<p>Cottage gardens and cottage garden flower borders are delightful sights to behold, particularly during high summer. This is when many of the different types of flowering perennials used to create that ‘look’ are in full flower. The term ‘cottage garden’ is used to describe a joyful, informal style of planting. Here, many different  [...]</p>
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