How to make a washing line garden
It can be hard to inject colour into your garden in winter, particularly if you have a small garden, so try this high-flying idea for pails of plants on an empty washing line
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It can be hard to inject colour into your garden in winter, particularly if you have a small garden, so try this high-flying idea for pails of plants on an empty washing line
It might be snowing outdoors, but inside the greenhouse or on the windowsill there should be a frenzy of activity this month as seed sowing reaches its peak and the first potatoes are (eventually!) planted outdoors
With the wintery weather showing no signs of letting up anytime soon, I show you four nifty ways to warm up your soil so you can get growing in your …