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Consistent, weekly feeding required for tomato plants. These plants are fed weekly with Vinasse organic liquid plant food, a byproduct of the sugar industry, diluted 1:100 in water. Vinasse is a natural N(4.5) -K(6) fertiliser.
On a weekly basis, side shoots of the plant are removed to encourage vertical growth, improve fruit quality, and make for easier harvesting. As plants grow taller, they are clipped onto the string hung alongside them for support.

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Control methods for this disease include:
Remove infected plant parts
Manage planting density to allow airflow between plants
Avoid overhead watering in morning or evening

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On Quince A rootstock. Green fruit in autumn, white scented flowers in spring. Grows best in full sun in south or west-facing sites, and in clay, loam, or sand moist but well-drained soil.
Tree pictured here is planted in a south-facing site, which is suitable aspect for this plant.

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Correct manual handling principles and safe work practice applied when using tools, wheelbarrows, and lifting.

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Correct manual handling principles and safe work practice applied when using tools, wheelbarrows, and lifting.

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Direct sowing Daucus carota 'Mercurio' into outdoor beds

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Direct sowing Daucus carota 'Mercurio' into outdoor beds

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Prior to planting these, the ground was prepped. The plastic sheeting that had previously covered the bed was removed, any surface debris lifted, and large weeds were pulled by hand. The ground was broken up with a broadfork, 100L fresh compost was added, and 50g/m2 Topmix fertiliser added, and all this mixed with a power harrow. The bed was then rolled even, and flame-weeded.
5 rows of carrot seeds were sown using a Jang seeder (J24 plate). When placed, plants were watered well with a hose and watering drip pipe. Beds were then covered with protective netting to prevent damage from pests.
Safety precautions and correct manual handling techniques were practiced when using tools and lifting.

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Broad Bean 'Aquadulce' (Vicia faba) transplanted into polytunnel bed

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Broad Bean 'Aquadulce' (Vicia faba) transplanted into polytunnel bed

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Prior to planting these, the ground was prepped. The previous crop was removed just below soil level, any surface debris on the bed removed, and the ground broken up with a broadfork, and the bed flame-weeded. 100L fresh compost was added to each bed and raked even, and 50g/m2 Topmix fertiliser added. The bed was then rolled even.
Spacing for the plants was marked out using a rake with pieces of pipe. Plants were planted with a hand trowel, at 3 rows 10 inches apart and 12 inch spacing within rows. Plants were then watered well with a hose and watering drip pipe. A supporting structure was put in place around the beds, of stakes and biodegradable string.
Safety precautions and correct manual handling techniques were practiced when using tools and lifting.

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Planting Solanum tuberosum 'Colleen' in outdoor beds

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Planting Solanum tuberosum 'Colleen' in outdoor beds

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Beds had previously been prepped for planting. Surface debris and large stones were removed, and large weeds were pulled by hand. The bed was then broadforked, topdressed, and power harrowed, and flame-weeded.
Two rows 14" apart were planted, with 14" spacing between rows. Seed potatoes were planted using a hand trowel, at least 4 inches deep.
After planted, the bed was watered well with a hose.
Safety precautions and correct manual handling were practiced when lifting and using tools.

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Cucurbita maxima 'Crown Prince' planted in outdoor bed

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Cucurbita maxima 'Crown Prince' planted in outdoor bed

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Prior to planting these, the ground was prepped. The plastic sheeting that had previously covered the bed was removed, any surface debris lifted, and large weeds were pulled by hand. The ground was broken up with a broadfork, 100L fresh compost was added, and 50g/m2 Topmix fertiliser added, and all this mixed with a power harrow on a two-wheel tractor. The bed was then rolled even, and flame-weeded.
The bed was covered in Mypex weed membrane, and holes for each of the squash plant burned into the matting at 24".
Planting holes for the plants were dug with a spade. When placed, plants were watered well with a hose and watering drip pipe.
Safety precautions and correct manual handling techniques were practiced when using tools and lifting.

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Planting Cucumis sativus 'Marketmore 76' in polytunnel

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Planting Cucumis sativus 'Marketmore 76' in polytunnel

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Prior to planting these, the ground was prepped. The previous crop was harvested, any surface debris on the bed removed.
Planting holes for the cucumber plants were dug with a hand trowel, and biodegradable string strung from the cropping bar on the polytunnel to sit underneath the plant when placed, to keep tension on it. Taller plants were clipped onto this string. One row was planted, at 24" spacing. Plants were then watered well with a hose and watering drip pipe.
Safety precautions and correct manual handling techniques were practiced when using tools and lifting.

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Planting Solanum lycopersicum 'Golden Sweet' in polytunnel

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Planting Solanum lycopersicum 'Golden Sweet' in polytunnel

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Prior to planting these, the ground was prepped. The previous crop was removed just below soil level, any surface debris on the bed removed, and the ground broken up with a broadfork, and the bed flame-weeded. 100L fresh compost was added to each bed and raked even, and 110g/m2 Topmix fertiliser added. The bed was then rolled even.
Planting holes for the tomato plants were dug with a hand trowel, and biodegradable string strung from the cropping bar on the polytunnel to sit underneath the plant when placed, to keep tension on it. Taller plants were clipped onto this string. Plants were then watered well with a hose and watering drip pipe.
Safety precautions and correct manual handling techniques were practiced when using tools and lifting.

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Planting Nepeta 'Six Hills Giant' into an island bed

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Planting Nepeta 'Six Hills Giant' into an island bed

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Previously determined soil depth and pH suit this border plant, as it is tolerant of acidic and alkaline soils. It is also suited to clay loam soils.
Planting hole was dug with a hand trowel, to a size which fit the plant when it was removed from its pot. Any large stones found when working in the bed were removed by hand.
TopMix fertiliser was added to planting hole before placing plant. Plant was well watered with a hose after planting. The bed was mulched with woodchip, and the much was leveled out using a rake.
Correct manual handling practices were used when working with tools and lifting.

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Planting Cirsium rivulare into an island bed

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Planting Cirsium rivulare into an island bed

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Previously determined soil depth and pH suit this border plant, as it is tolerant of acidic and alkaline soils.
Planting hole was dug with a hand trowel, to a size which fit the plant when it was removed from its pot. Any large stones found when working in the bed were removed by hand.
TopMix fertiliser was added to planting hole before placing plant. Plant was well watered with a hose after planting. The bed was mulched with woodchip, and the much was leveled out using a rake.
Correct manual handling practices were used when working with tools and lifting.

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Planting Echinops ritro into an island bed

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Planting Echinops ritro into an island bed

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Previously determined soil depth and pH suit this border plant, as it is tolerant of acidic and alkaline soils.
Planting hole was dug with a hand trowel, to a size which fit the plant when it was removed from its pot. Any large stones found when working in the bed were removed by hand.
TopMix fertiliser was added to planting hole before placing plant. Plant was well watered with a hose after planting. The bed was mulched with woodchip, and the much was leveled out using a rake.
Correct manual handling practices were used when working with tools and lifting.

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Planting Rhododendron 'Virginia Richards' shrub

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Planting Rhododendron 'Virginia Richards' shrub

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Site soil depth and pH had previously been determined, to ensure plant was suited to this site. Rhododendron genus grow best in acidic soil, soil pH here was 6.3. No pH adjustment was required here. The soil texture here is clay loam, which suits this shrub.
Planting hole was dug with a spade to the correct width and depth, to that the shrub could be removed from its pot, and be fitted into the hole so that the soil level was equal. Any large stones found were removed by hand.
Grit and Topmix fertiliser were placed into the planting hole, and the roots of the plant slightly teased out before placing.
The plant was well watered with a watering can after planting, and then mulched with woodchip.
Correct manual handling was practiced here while using tools.

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Stake was placed at an angle, on the windward side to the site's prevailing wind. Purpose of the stake is to limit movement of the tree's root system, while still allowing movement of the stem.
The tree was mulched with woodchip.

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Prior to planting, roots are teased out slightly and rootball aerated using a fork.

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Checking appropriate soil depth: Depth of topsoil and subsoil at site was previously measured by digging a site profile pit. This ensured suitability of site for tree being planted. The tree was planted to a depth where the soil level from the pot was level with that of the ground.
When checking pH level of site soil, soil samples were collected in a zig-zag pattern throughout site to get a representative sample. Small amount of this was then sieved, and diluted in water, and the pH measured using a pH meter. Ginkgo biloba is tolerant of acidic and alkaline soils, and so the soil pH of 6.3 at the site meant that no pH adjustment was required before planting.
When digging the hole with a spade and planting the tree, any rocks or large stones found were removed by hand. Prior to placing the tree in the hole, the bottom of the hole was aerated by placing smaller holes with a fork, allowing for better drainage.
The bottom of the planting hole was layered with grit, and fresh compost and TopMix fertiliser were added. The roots of the tree were teased out slightly with a fork before planting. After the tree was planted, it was watered with a watering can and mulched with woodchip.
Correct manual handling was practiced here while using tools and lifting the tree into the planting hole.

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Checking soil depth. When a soil profile was dug, the depth of the top soil and subsoil was measured and recorded. This helped in determining plant selection, and the suitability of the site for particular trees, shrubs, and hedges.

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Evergreen shrub. Deep green leathery leaves. Small dull-white flowers in spring followed by blue-black berries.

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Ornamental shrub. Up to 1.8m spread and and 50cm height. Foliage turns red/orange in autumn. Pink-tinged white flowers in spring.

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Vigorous self-climber with glossy evergreen leaves. Greenish-yellow flowers in autumn and black berries in winter. Grows in south, west, east, or north-facing sites.

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Large climber with twining tendrils. Large white flowers with blue and purple filaments in summer and autumn. Orange fruits in autumn and winter. Grows best in south or west-facing sites.

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Large flowered clematis. Crimson flowers with creamy-white filaments from mid-summer to early autumn. Can grow in south, north, west, or east facing aspect.

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Perennial sunflower tolerant to a wide range of soils. Yellow flowers in summer. Grows best in moist but well-drained soil in full sun and south or west-facing aspect.

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Suitable for growing in a border. To 2m height. Spires of rosy-purple flowers in summer. Likes growing in a south, west, or east-facing site, and well-drained or moist but well-drained soil.

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Suitable for growing in a hanging basket. Flowers between mid spring and summer. Small bright blue flowers with white or yellow centres. Grows best in partial shade and moist but well-drained soil, and chalk, clay, or loam soil.

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Suitable for container cultivation. Likes fertile moist but well-drained soil, and east, west, or south facing aspect. Bell-shaped blue, pink, and white flowers in summer.

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Dense clumps of upright sword-shaped foliage. Sprays of bright orange or red flowers in late summer. Grows best in full sun, well-drained alkaline soil, and south or west-facing aspect.

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Autumn-flowering corm. Large, pale-purple goblet flowers with bright red stamens in autumn. Likes full sun and south-facing aspect. Grows best in well-drained chalk, loam, or sand alkaline or neutral soil.

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Suited for growth in a hanging basket. Annual plant. Grows to 25cm height. Pink, orange, red, and purple flowers in summer. Likes south, east, or west-facing aspect and sheltered exposure, and moist but well-drained soil.

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A hybrid between S. marginata and S. sancta. Hummocks of pale to dark green rosettes l-2cm in diameter and pale yellow flowers on 10cm stems in early spring. Grows in full sun or partial shade, best in an exposed south or east-facing site. Prefers moist and well-drained chalk, loam, and sand alkaline or neutral soil. Suited as a patio or container plant, or in a gravel or rock garden.

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Clump-forming deciduous perennial to 60cm height. Large green leaves mottles with purple and silver. Individual dark maroon flowers with three large petals appear in spring. Grows in full sun or partial shade, in sheltered spots facing north, west, or east. Grows best in moist but well-drained loam, chalk, or sand acidic or neutral soil. Suited to flower borders and beds, ground cover, underplanting roses and shrubs.

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Vigorous semi-evergreen perennial. Narrow silver-green leaves speckled with dark green near margins. Grows best in sheltered sites, in chalk, clay, or loam soil that's moist but well-drained. Grows in full sun or partial shade in north, west, or east-facing sites. Suited to banks and slopes, flower borders and beds, ground cover, or wildlife gardens.

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Dwarf herbaceous perennial to 20cm height. Solitary white flowers in spring. Hardy plant. Grows best in partial shade, in chalk clay or loam soil that's moist but well-drained. Grows in exposed or sheltered sites. Suitable for flower borders and beds, underplanting of roses and shrubs, wildflower

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Deciduous shrub with pendent clusters of white flowers in spring, followed by round blue-black fruits. Thornless stems. Suited as an informal flowering hedge or in a shrub border. Slightly aromatic leaves. Grows best in full sun and moderately fertile well-drained soil.

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Deciduous shrub endemic to New Zealand. Small heart-shaped leaves and wiry interlocking branches. Drought tolerant plant that prefers drier conditions. Tolerates light shade, and grows well in exposed spots. Tolerates frost. Suitable as an informal hedge, and responds well to being pruned into shape. Common plant used in cultivation, tough rare in the wild.

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Evergreen shrub. Green and cream-coloured leaves on wiry stems. Small yellow flowers in late spring. Glossy red berries in autumn. Forms an attractive hedge. Also suited for container growing. Grows in full sun or partial shade, best in a south or west-facing spot. Likes moist-well drained soil. Frost hardy plant.

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Deciduous shrub. Oval leaves turn purple in autumn. Clusters of tiny bright yellow flowers in late winter. Red cherry-like fruits follow. Very hardy plant. Grows in full sun or partial shade, in exposed or sheltered sites. Likes moist but well-drained soil. Suited for flowers borders and beds, hedging, an cottage or informal gardens.

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Deciduous shrub to 1.5m height. Broad corky wings develop on branchlets. Leaves turn rich crimson in autumn. Small green-yellow flowers in spring. Round purple-reddish fruits in autumn. Very hardy plant. Can be grown in full sun or partial shade, in an exposed or sheltered site. Likes moist but well-drained soil. Low maintenance plant.

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Large evergreen shrub. Large pink flowers in Spring. Grows best in shade. Likes moist but well-drained humus-rich acidic soil.

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Deciduous plant that forms a clump of long wavy leaves with tall spike-like racemes of green-white flowers in summer and autumn. Grows best in a sheltered spot in full sun, with south, east, or west-facing aspect. Best grown in a pot where the climate is very wet.

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Perennial to 20cm height. Clump of basal leaves with erect violet flowers in spring. Grows best in full sun, in well-drained chalk, loam, or sand soil. Traditionally associated with Easter. Known to attract bees and other pollinators.

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Small deciduous tree with red-bronze foliage, drooping sprays of white flowers in spring, and red/purple fruits in summer. Grows best in moist, well-drained soil in full sun.

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Evergreen perennial plant to 1.2m height. Forms large clumps of silvery, sword-shaped leaves. Panicles of small green flowers in summer. Orange berries on female plants in autumn. Grows well in west, south, or east-facing sites with sheltered exposure. Prefers moist but well-drained loam or clay soils.

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Annual plant with panicles of light-green bell-shaped flowers opening in summer evenings. Grows well in south or west-facing sites, and sheltered exposure, in moist but well-drained soil. Suitable for use in borders.

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Medium-sized evergreen tree with spiny green leaves edged with cream. Small white flowers in spring. Bright red flowers in autumn and winter. Hardy plant. Grows to 15m height. Likes growing in south or west-facing sites. Known to attract beneficial insects and pollinators.

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Lavender-blue flowers with yellow centers and green leaves in clusters on slender branching stems, to 1m height. Flowers late summer/autumn. Very hardy plant. Grows in full sun or partial shade, and in exposed or sheltered sites. Like south, east, or west-facing sites. Likes moist but well-drained clay, loam, or sand soil. Suitable for flower borders and beds and as a cut flower. Mildew resistant. Cut back after flowering.

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Tall spikes of apricot flowers from June to Aug to 90cm height. Best grown in well-drained rich soil in full sun. Water well in growing season. Frost tender plants. Likes south or west-facing aspect.

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Semi-evergreen perennial with bowl-shaped flowers of a range of colours. Very hardy. Prefers growing in sheltered sites and likes moist but well-drained neutral or alkaline soil. Suited for flower borders and beds and under-planting shrubs.

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Small hazel with twisted and contorted branches that look fantastic in winter. Golden yellow male catkins appear in late winter. Tolerates full sun or partial shade, and exposed or sheltered sites. Likes well-drained or moist but well-drained acidic or neutral soil. Good as low maintenance hedging or screen.
Great plant for winter interest, due to the contorted branches.

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Evergreen perennial, grows to 5m height. Arching leaves to 3m length, and drooping terminal spikes of cream flowers in July/Aug. Likes full sun and sheltered south-facing sites. Requires winter protection in very cold weather, in the form of mulching or fleecing. Likes well-drained soil.

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Decorative dahlia with very dark red velvety flowers in mid to late summer. Likes growing in full sun, and a sheltered south or east-facing site. Likes moist but well-drained clay, loam, or sand soil.

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Strong-growing perennial, to 2.3m height. Large bronze-purple leaves and large vivid-orange flowers from mid-summer to early autumn. H3 hardiness. Likes growing in full sun and south or west-facing sites. Grows best in sheltered sites, and likes moist but well-drained soil.

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Perennial plant to 1m height with dark green to dark purple leaves. Flowers from summer to autumn, yellow-orange flowers with red and brown markings. Hardy to -5 to -10 degrees C. Tolerates full sun or partial shade and exposed or sheltered sites. Likes moist but well-drained soil. Great as a cut flower or as a border plant.

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Compact shrub to 1m height. Narrow aromatic green-grey leaves. Fragrant purple flowers in summer. H5 hardiness. Likes full sun, and south, east, or west-facing aspect. Grow in a sheltered spot. Likes well-drained soil. Tolerated acidic soil, but prefers neutral soil to alkaline. Scented flowers have many uses. Can also be used to make a tea.

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Robust deciduous fern, grows to 1.2m height. Very hardy plant. Grows in full sun or partial shade, in exposed or sheltered sites. Likes moist but well-drained or poorly-drained soils. Irish native.

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Tuberous evergreen perennial to 1.5m height. Long-stalked arrow-shaped green leaves to 60cm lenght. Grown outside in the summer. Likes partial shade and sheltered exposure. Grows in poorly-drained loam soil that has acidic or neutral pH.

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Vigorous arching deciduous shrub with mid-green foliage and pale pink or white flowers to 5cm in early summer. Red ovoid fruits in autumn. Very hardy plant. Likes full sun and grows in exposed or sheltered sites. Likes moist but well-drained soil. Native to Europe. Culinary and medicinal uses.

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Large evergreen shrub or small tree. Dark green oblong leaves to 50cm length. Large trusses of bell-shaped creamy-yellow flowers in late spring. Likes partial shade, and grows in east, west, or south facing aspects. Likes sheltered spots. Likes acidic moist but well-drained soil.

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Evergreen tree with branches covered in sharply pointed triangular dark green leaves. Mature plants may bear cones on upper branches. Very hardy plant. Grows in full sun or partial shade. Prefers growing somewhere east, west, or south facing., and likes moist but well-drained soil. Grows higher than 12m ultimate height. Of year-round interest, evergreen tree so stays green throughout autumn and winter. Mature trees bear cones in summer.

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Graft chimaera, between laburnum and purple broom. Bears flowers of each of these plants separately, and also intermediate ones. Small spring-flowering deciduous tree, H5 hardiness, likes full sun and west or south facing aspect. Can grow in exposed or sheltered sites. Likes moist but well-drained soils.

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For use as a hedging plant, suitable for screening or shelter. Vigorous, large, spreading evergreen shrub. Large glossy leaves. Small white flowers in racemes in spring. Sometimes bears summer cherry fruits. Known to be toxic to cats, dogs, and horses. Can grow in sheltered or exposed sites, in full sun or partial shade. Ultimate height and spread of 8m.

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Hamamelis Virginiana (Virginian Witch Hazel)

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Hamamelis Virginiana (Virginian Witch Hazel)

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Large shrub to 5m height. Large green leaves, change from light to dark green. Clusters of sweetly-scented flowers with twisted, crimped, palace yellow petals in autumn. Rich folklore and historical use in folk medicine. Hardy plant. When planting in garden chose a sheltered site. Plant can grow in full sun or partial shade. Likes moist but well-drained acidic or neutral soil.

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Ornamental tree suitable for small garden. Deciduous. Pinate leaves which turn orange, red, and purple in autumn, autumn fruit is small yellow berries. Clusters of small white flowers in spring. Hardy tree. When planting in garden, plant can grow in full sun or partial shade, and in exposed or sheltered sites. Likes sand, clay, or loam soil that is well-drained or moist but well-drained. Likes acidic or neutral soil. Grows to 8-12m height.

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Broad, medium-sized (to 8-12m height) deciduous tree with large ovate leaves and fragrant light lilac-purple flowers in spring. H5 hardiness. When planting in garden, leave where it is west, east, or south facing, where it can get full sun. Chose a sheltered spot. Likes well-defined soil.

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Above shows some examples of plants that have spike inflorescence.

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Compact bulbous perennial, grows to 15cm height. Broad bright-green, glossy leaves. Spring white flowers with green markings. Easy to grow, can grow in sheltered or exposed sites.

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Dwarf bulb perennial. Autumn flowering, white flowers with green markings. Grows to 10cm height.

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Hybrid between G. nivalis and G. plicatus. Flowers Feb/March, honey-scented 'nodding' flowers. Long stem. Grows to 25cm height. Grows best in humus-rich moist but well-drained soil.

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Suitable for use as a hedgerow plant, and for shelter or screening. Large evergreen shrub with small, white, sweet-smelling bell-shaped flowers in the autumn. Also fruits in autumn, with red strawberry-like edible fruits. Hardy plant, is drought resistant, frost resistant, shade tolerant and salt tolerant when established. Prefers acidic soil but also grows well in basic soil.

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Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii 'Goldsturm'

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Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii 'Goldsturm'

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For use in garden. Herbaceous perennial up to 60cm height. Dark-eyed deep yellow flowers up to 12cm across from Aug to Oct. Hardy plant with easy care. Likes moist but well-defined soil, and full sun or partial shade. Attracts bees and other polinators.

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Clump-forming perennial with broad, heart-shaped and strongly veined green leaves up to 15cm long, narrowly edged with white. Summer flowers, funnel-shaped and lavender on 60cm stems. Very hardy plant. Likes fertile, moist soil and partial shade.
Slugs are a common pest on hostas, so control methods such as organic slug pellets or beer traps may be used.

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Borago officinalis and Calendula officinalis

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Borago officinalis and Calendula officinalis

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Used as mulch for fruit trees in an orchard. This mulch also acts as a habitat for attracting beneficial insects.

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Dioecious evergreen palm, would suit west, south, or east facing gardens. Likes full sun or partial shade, and sheltered exposure. Can tolerate Irish winters. No pruning required, generally pest and disease free. Has autumn fruit and summer flower.

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Produces attractive edible flower in spring/summer which attracts butterflies and other pollinators to the garden. Also can be used as a cut flower. Suitable for growing in a container. Likes west, east, or south-facing aspect, and chalk, loam, or sandy well-drained soils.

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Attracts pollinators such as bees to the garden. Also known to repel some pests such as hornworms, and increase resistance of nearby plants to pests and diseases. Good for composting and mulching. Flowers edible.
Here this plant is in a border, with soil pH 6.3 and clay loam soil, in a south-east facing position. This site suits the plant, as it is tolerant of acidic soils, and can grow in clay loam soil. It also prefers a south, east, or west-facing position.

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Can be used as a hedging plant for shelter and screening. Deciduous plant native to Ireland. Attractive flowers in May and edible fruits in autumn. Attracts wildlife by providing shelter and food.

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For use in a three-layer display pot, as a top layer flower. Flowers in April, 45cm in height. Grows best in free-draining soil.

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Part A Section 2 Bulb 1
For use in a three-layer display pot, as a middle layer flower. Flowers March-April, 20-30cm in height. Grows best in fertile, humus-rich, well-drained soil. Can grow in chalk, clay, sand, or loam soils.

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Suitable for use in a hanging basket. Flowers Feb-March, 8cm in height. Cream flowers with yellow tinge. Hardy plant. Likes full sun and west, east, or south-facing aspect, and well-drained soil.

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For use in large pots or containers, or borders. Flowers July to October. Grows to 60cm and likes sun. Hardy to -5 degrees C. Likes full sun and east or south-facing aspect, and sheltered exposure.

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For use in large pots or containers. Flowers July to October. Grows to 50cm and likes sun. Grows best in well-drained soil.

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For use in large pots or containers. Flowers July to October. Grows to 30cm and likes sun and sheltered exposure, and moist but well-drained soil. Dark purple foliage. Creamy-white flowerheads less than 10cm diameter in summer and autumn.

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Used as a green manure/winter cover. Bed weeded prior to sowing with hoe and flame weeder. Sowed in four rows using Jang push seeder, then covered with a climate net.