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  • White chocolate and raspberry buns recipe

    White chocolate and raspberry buns recipe

    Raspberries are another summer fruit that is easy to grow and is rewarding both in terms of quantity and flavour. There are generally two types of varieties of raspberries; summerfruiting raspberries which start to fruit in July and autumn-fruiting raspberries,…

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  • Great gardening reads for tips and inspiration

    Great gardening reads for tips and inspiration

    From veg patches to house plants, Kitchen Garden has selected some of the best reads to kick start your gardening studies!

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  • Life after COVID-19: Lessons from past pandemics

    Life after COVID-19: Lessons from past pandemics

    With lockdown restrictions easing slightly in UK, this is perhaps a time to reflect on the past months, and look forward to what a world could look like once the COVID-19 pandemic has gone, if ever. Life after COVID-19 investigates…

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  • Scrumptious strawberries!

    Scrumptious strawberries!

    Strawberries are extremely easy to grow, and even just a few plants can provide a plentiful supply of sweet succulent fruits through the summer months. If chosen carefully, varieties such as the early ‘Elvira’, ‘Cambridge Favourite’ or ‘Florence’- will provide…

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  • Five fantastic Robotic Lawn Mowers for Easy Garden Mantainence

    Five fantastic Robotic Lawn Mowers for Easy Garden Mantainence

    Robotic lawn mowers are the way to go if you’re looking to modernise your garden care. Some of the latest models can do it all, without you doing a thing – besides turning it on off course.

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  • Heritage vegetable varieties that have stood the test of time

    Heritage vegetable varieties that have stood the test of time

    Rob Smith takes a tour of yesteryear with a look at some of his favourite heritage varieties that are neither gone nor forgotten.

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  • Home-grown sumac spice

    Home-grown sumac spice

    Gather the flowers of Rhus typhina and you can turn them into a home-made sumac spice, adding flavour to both food and drink, says gardening writer Sally Cunningham.

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  • The start of something bigger

    The start of something bigger

    We follow the ventures of some new allotment holders as they move from starter plots to larger ones. Elaine Crick follows their progress. From starters to mains Elaine and Julia (aka Radio Derby’s The Potty Plotters) had the idea to…

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  • Time to take action for Britain’s wildlife

    Time to take action for Britain’s wildlife

    Over 40 million birds have vanished from UK skies in just 50 years, it is time to Let Nature Sing • The RSPB is releasing a track of pure bird song to raise awareness of the shocking loss of over…

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  • Perfect for pollinators… ?

    Perfect for pollinators… ?

    A busy bee diving into some gayfeather. New research has found that many of the plants sold in garden centres as ‘bee-friendly’ or ‘pollinator-friendly’ actually contain dangerous levels of pesticides. Research by Dr Dave Goulson of Sussex University tested 29…

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  • KG+Trouble-free tomatoes

    KG+Trouble-free tomatoes

    Bonus material – Extra to your Kitchen Garden Magazine!  To see the original features with even more information buy Kitchen Garden magazine today. Click on the Subscription box below to buy a specific month or subscribe so you never miss…

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  • Find your own National Trust winter wonderland

    Find your own National Trust winter wonderland

    Here’s a selection of some of the great places just waiting to be discovered during the cold winter months: There’s nothing better on a crisp winter’s morning than venturing outdoors to explore frosty landscapes and spot winter wildlife. From spectacular…

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