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10 years today. | Michael Griffiths
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That’s one use for them 😂 | The Michael Griffiths
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How to summer prune wisteria #gardening | The Michael Griffiths
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The best plants for your bedroom | The Michael Griffiths
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🍿 👀 what should I watch next? #garden | The Michael Griffiths
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😂 That’s one way to get it done | The Michael Griffiths
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What height to cut grass in autumn 🍂 #gardening | The Michael Griffiths
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Five jobs to do before the first frost | The Michael Griffiths
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The annual shorts-to-sweater migration has begun #gardening | The Michael Griffiths
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What is the best thing to do with leaves? | The Michael Griffiths
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🎄♻️ Don’t bin your Christmas tree — your garden wants it! ♻️🎄 Once the lights come off, your real Christmas tree is pure garden gold. Here’s how to reuse it after Christmas | The Michael Griffiths
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🪴 don’t waste the herbs in your garden #gardening | The Michael Griffiths
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Are you guilty of this? 🌺 When you pull off the petals of a flower you’ve leaving behind the ovules that produce seeds. You need to pinch off or prune the full flower head to encourage more blooms | The Michael Griffiths
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🌙 Want better sleep? Add a plant to your bedroom. Yes really 👀 Some houseplants continue releasing oxygen at night, making them perfect bedside companions 🌱✨ From low-effort legends to tropical show-stoppers, these plants don’t just look good — they work the night shift while you sleep 😴 💤 Cleaner air 🌿 Calmer space 🪴 Very little effort | The Michael Griffiths
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Walnuts 👀 Gather them from mid-September to early November as their outer green husks begin to crack and reveal the hard shell inside. | The Michael Griffiths
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How to prune olive tree? Olives are pruned in late spring or early summer. Olive trees are really hardy and don’t suffer from die back so you can prune them anywhere, however there’s a few tips you want to follow. First, we want to prune anything that is dead or weak and also any crossing branches that could rub and cause disease. Every cut that you make is going to produce two to three new shoots from the cutting point think about that when shaping the tree. You can prune by around two thirds i
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This couldn’t have happened at a worse time. I tried everything to clean weather proof paint off my garden patio slabs and nothing would remove it... except for this. | The Michael Griffiths
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Winter prep for tropical plants is a must, gardeners! If you can't move them to a sheltered spot, cut back, mulch, and wrap to protect from frost. Cannas need a major cut, bananas a leaf trim, and tree ferns none. Mulch around the base and wrap with breathable fleece to keep them cozy. Don't get caught out by winter - prep now! | The Michael Griffiths
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Resist the urge to prune hydrangea now! Those flower heads will shield next year's buds from winter damage. Prune in spring, after the frost risk passes. Paniculata and smooth hydrangea (like Annabelle) varieties can be pruned now, but why wouldn’t you want to enjoy their skeletons over winter? | The Michael Griffiths
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🌿 Low light? No problem. Think your home is “bad for plants”? These 5 houseplants actually thrive in low light — no sunny windowsills required ☁️ ✨ Perfect for: • North-facing rooms • Dark corners • Busy plant parents • Flats & new builds | The Michael Griffiths
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Every year we cut a small slice from the bottom of the tree and turn it into an ornament | The Michael Griffiths
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How to set up a water butt It’s the perfect time to set up a water tank for your garden to collect the rain that’s on its way. This beautiful water container is from @thedippingtankcompany #gardening | The Michael Griffiths
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The cheapest way to fill raised beds Fill your beds with leaves this fall, but do it right! Layer leaves 6 inches deep, wet and compress, then repeat. Finish with a 10-12 inch layer and top with compost. Your soil (and wallet) will thank you! Avoid the sinkhole mistake and get ready for a thriving garden! | The Michael Griffiths
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What’s the best flowering hedge? Evergreen hedges are wonderful, and in spots where winter screening isn’t vital and you’d like to have a pop of color, consider growing ao hedge of flowering shrubs instead. Hydrangea Annabelle is my personal favourite and Spring is the perfect time to plant them. | The Michael Griffiths
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When winter hits… and your garden tools find new careers | The Michael Griffiths
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