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Gardening. The Garden and Outdoor Directory that promotes eco friendly and environmentally sustainable products and services, Natural pest control, organic fertilisers, companion planting and composting will ensure your garden remains productive, healthy and green. Patio furniture, homewares, plants, garden furniture and accessories.

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Proactive Pest Prevention
A quality pest control company in Dorset offering a full domestic and commercial service including call outs and contracts and supplying a range of...
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Greenmark is a online distributor and exporter of irrigation and sprinkler products from Hunter, Rain Bird, Irritrol, Weathermatic, Greenmarkirrigation.com...
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The Trap Man. UK Trap manufacturers & suppliers of humane and live catch animal / vermin traps for quick UK delivery from our own large stocks. These include...
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Herbal medicine is a complementary therapy that uses plants or plant extracts to treat illness. There are numerous herbal products available that claim to...
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University of Oxford Botanic Garden. We are often asked how a botanic garden differs from other types of gardens. Botanic gardens are collections of plants...
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Hozelock automatic watering systems and rainwater harvesting products, as well as hoses, reels, sprinklers, spray guns and soakers. Includes online purchase from Shoeburyness, Essex.
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Portable spa hire and sales. Trampoline sales. Above ground swimming pool sales. Spa and pool chemicals and accessories.
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Gardening Question of the Week: What Can I Plant or Put on Surface Tree Roots?
Several people have written in to ask whether they can will in the area around trees that have lots of surface roots. They either want recommendations for ground covers or they’re thinking of adding soil or mulch. Not all tree roots will protrude above the surface, but those that do are coming up for a reason - they need oxygen. So covering the roots is seldom a wise thing to do. Either the tree suffers or your patience will, as the roots will continue to try and come up for air. Steve Nix, About.com’s Guide to Forestry, has some tips for dealing with surface tree roots, but for the most part, you’re going to have to learn to work around them.

You might be able to establish a low growing ground cover that can handle the dry shade under trees, but not compete with the tree’s root system. Something like Lamium or Epimedium would work. Or you can just move your chairs under there and enjoy of the cool respite and the knowledge that you’re doing something good for the environment by letting your tree grow. Trees aren’t just for beauty and shade. Trees also absorb carbon dioxide emitted by cars and power plants, before it ever reaches the upper atmosphere and traps heat around the Earth’s surface. Which trees offset global warming best?

Photo: © Marie Iannotti.

July in the GardenA Regional Gardening Almanac
July is an unpredictable month in the garden. About all you can count on is humidity. Gardeners just have to play it by ear. You know there will be vegetables to harvest, flowers to deadhead and a new crop of weeds. Here’s a list of garden chores to make help your garden weather the heat of summer. Most importantly, keep a close eye on pests and disease, then sit back and enjoy your garden and all the efforts you put in earlier in the year to get it where it is now.
What's Your Favorite Fragrant Flower?
My area has had a lot of rain this year. It seems to come in torrents whenever something fragrant is about to bloom. The lilacs rotted, the peonies were beaten down. Even June’s roses were a bit of a wash out. It’s all the more disappointing because I’m finding it harder and harder to find the old fashioned varieties that have a rich scent. So many hybrids have sacrificed fragrance for bigger, better, longer blooms. Thank goodness for my lavender and sweet peas.

The original owners of my yard planted some old varieties of lilacs and peonies and every spring I bless them for doing so. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if your whole garden could give off so much fragrance? What’s your favorite fragrant flower? Let us know how to bring fragrance back into our gardens.

Photo: © Marie Iannotti.

Getting Kids to Love Their Vegetable Garden
If your kids already love their vegetables, you may not need to tempt them with cauliflower that looks like it was baked in cheese or beets that look like peppermints. But it can be fun anyway. Tempt your kids (young and old) into the vegetable garden with a rainbow of funky looking veggies.

Photo of Carrot 'Kaleidoscope' Courtesy of W. Altee Burpee Co.

10 Tips to Avoid Tick Bites
Who knew gardening could be so treacherous? While we’re out there basking in nature, nature is biting back. Ticks are never a pleasant surprise and if you live where lyme disease is a growing problem, you really need to protect yourself. Debbie Hadley is a gardener who’s generally fascinated by insects, but even she steers clear of ticks. Here are her tips for avoiding tick bites.

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