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 17th May 2008
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Gardening in France One of the pleasure of life in France is having time to spend in the garden. But for many people, a French garden presents new challenges such as looking after an old orchard of apple trees or creating a garden from a one acre field.FrenchEntrée's gardening zone is here to help with advice on everything from improving your soil to tackling a large garden and rejuvenating old orchard trees. If there is a topic you would like information on or have some advice to pass on please get in touch. Gardening Glossary 30 Wildlife Friendly Plants Planting a Hedge Books & Catalogues |
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Despite no professional horticultural experience, Charles and Charlotte Liddell moved to France and opened a nursery selling David Austin roses. Here, Charlotte tells the story of their first year - and gives their tips for growing roses successfully
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August is when apples and pears start to ripen. Here's how to know if they're ready to eat. Plus what cuttings can be taken now and other seasonal tasks
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What do do before you use your grass cuttings as mulch, re-flowering fruit trees, and an eco solution for leaf munching bugs
Back in the UK you had a garden the size of a postage size - here's it's a couple of acres (or more!). Here are a few suggestions on what to do, plus advice on cleaning up old apple trees
If you've had lots of rain in your area, here's what you need to do now to help your plants. And advice when planting a hedge
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