Gardening and landscaping articles from Gardenzine

October/November 2009

THIS MONTH'S FEATURES

Build a wildlife hotel. There is no better pest control in your garden than to make use of natural predators. Ladybirds, lacewings, hedgehogs, toads and bees are all useful visitors to our gardens so, why not make them welcome by building them a hotel? ››	Too good for the bin The savvy gardener knows that, far from being an inconvenience, autumn leaves are a bountiful resource. Here's how to make leaf mould for your garden and how to use it ››	Planting bulbs It's time to plant your spring-flowering bulbs and, with careful planning, you can achieve a colourful display. Bob Willard from deJager bulbs gives us planting tips and highlights a few of his favourite spring bulbs ››

GARDENING NEWS

Norfolk growing over 300,000 Olympic Park wetland plants for UK’s largest urban river planting

The UK’s largest ever urban river and wetland planting will help create a colourful riverside setting and festival atmosphere for the London 2012 Games and new space for people and wildlife in legacy.

Dancing fountains add to the night-time enchantment of Brodsworth Hall, near Doncaster - 23 October - 1 November 2009

The Enchanted Garden allows visitors to see the restored Victorian garden in a whole new light - quite literally!...

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Herb Gardening
F is for fennel and feverfew

Grow Your Own
Swiss Chard

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