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Blueberries - grow your own super food

Blueberries are very high in antioxidants and vitamins. The health benefits attributed to these tasty little fruits cover everything from bone strength, skin health, blood pressure, and cancer prevention, to mental health and more.

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Lawns - the hidden menace

If you’ve noticed dead patches on your lawn lately, it might pay to do some detective work. Particularly obvious in late summer and autumn, this could be the work of the Tūtaeruru, or native grass grub.

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Real Gardener - Lucy's allotment

As sections get smaller and we downsize our homes, will we rediscover the time-honoured tradition of the allotment garden? Sue Linn visits a thriving example in Cambridge.

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Cool weather classics

As the days get shorter it makes sense to bring nature closer, making the most of potted plants in and around the home. Bursting onto the scene in autumn with their bright clear colours and stunning flower forms, cyclamen are highlights of the season, both indoors and out.

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In the grove - growing citrus in any climate

Highly prized for their nutrient-rich fruit, fragrant flowers, evergreen foliage and versatile form, citrus trees are surprisingly resilient plants. From warm coastal gardens to cool inland backyards, they adapt remarkably well to a wide range of climates.

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Spring fling - time to plant tulips

The sight of tulips blooming in spring is especially satisfying when you’ve grown your own. Tulips love cool weather, but with new varieties, they will grow in milder regions too, making it easier than ever to have tulips just about anywhere!

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