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All the world's a garden; GARDENING Monty Don lost the habit of gardening, he tells BEN FALK.(Features)
Byline: BEN FALK Monty Don likes gardening. A lot. In fact, when the 52-year-old went travelling last year in order to shoot his new television show Around The World In 80 Gardens, he got withdrawal symptoms. "Not only did I suffer but since I started gardening again I'm actually having to slowly<br /><br /> Publication: The Birmingham Post (England)

Gardening: Winning garden a load of rubbish
IT'S thirsty work, gardening. Which is just as well because the greenhouse set up by Oatridge College at this weekend's Gardening Scotland is made up of 200 empty lemonade bottles - a lot of juice for the horticultural students of the West Lothian college to have got through. But their drinking<br /><br /> Publication: Evening News - Scotland

Books for Christmas: Gardening - Rules of thumb in the garden Gardening books provide ideas and inspiration, as well as a chance to wallow in other people's horticultural fantasies
As we approach the big M, there is much discussion about the direction garden design will take in the next century. Is it to be more of the same high-maintenance traditionalism, or will modernism win our hearts and minds? I expect that the garden designer Stephen Woodhams would strongly prefer the<br /><br /> Publication: The Independent - London

Thinking about your garden.(gardening)(Cover Story)
Even in cold climates, January and February are great months for gardening at least from your armchair by the woodstove. While it s still too early to start most seeds indoors, you should be thinking about planting the really slow growers like celery, leek and onions. Finish up your seed order,<br /><br /> Publication: Natural Life

Win a Labelling Machine for the Garden!; Gardening.(News)
BROTHER'S P-Touch is the ideal machine for those interested in gardening. The Labelling machine produces waterproof, scratch proof, fade-proof and permanent self-adhesive labels at the touch of a button. Ideal for marking up pots, bedding plants, flower beds, garden tools, kids' wellies and a whole<br /><br /> Publication: South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)

Growing Strong Bones in the Garden.(gardening can increase bone density)
Researchers dig up a new way to prevent osteoporosis. Want stronger bones? Pull some weeds! Gardening is the best method of exercise to increase bone density and prevent osteoporosis, according to a recent study from the University of Arkansas. The researchers studied different types of<br /><br /> Publication: Vibrant Life

It's rosy in the garden.(Life Gardening)
There is a certain amount of smugness that has crept into my persona of late. This unashamed smugness is bizarrely over the joys of British weather. Numerous friends and family have been taking their seasonal vacation in 'sunnier climes' only to come back to a barrage of people politely informing<br /><br /> Publication: Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)

Bring the wild birds back into your garden; Gardening.(News)
Wild bird populations have plummeted as a result of modern agricultural methods which leave them far less food than traditional farming. Even the number of house sparrows has been halved in the past 30 years. As a result, Britain's gardens have become vital as a kind of nature reserve where wild<br /><br /> Publication: The Birmingham Post (England)

Summertime glory of school's fruit and vegetable garden; GARDENING.(Features)
Byline: Graham Porter ON A cold November morning last year I drove to Shelley First School to record a piece for BBC Radio Leeds with the Saturday Early Show presenter, Shourjo Sarkar about the school's intention to develop a fruit and vegetable garden. We met a wonderful, bubbly member of staff,<br /><br /> Publication: Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

The self-weeding garden; GARDENING.(News)
If your idea of the perfect garden is one that will virtually look after itself, the good news is that there is such a thing. The bad news is that first you have to get down to some hard work to create it. However, even that can be fitted in around busy working lives and family commitments. And,<br /><br /> Publication: The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)

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