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Summer is here! The trick to getting abundant berry crops and other organic garden tips

01 Nov 23/in Gardening, Magazine Articles

Summer is such a waiting and watching period. All the hard work of spring is about to come to fruition โ€“ if we protect and nurture our precious plants and their ground crew. Diana Noonan shares her experience of growing food organically and reminds us, as we tinker in the garden, to enjoy the riot of colour all around and to marvel at how the earth, the essence of life, really can bring forth food in abundance.

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