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Guest Blog by Will Giles from THE EXOTIC GARDEN IN NORWICH In his first Global Gardening blog, Will suggests ways to transport your garden overseas by combining tropicals with house plants, bromeliads and lush tree ferns. Will in his wonderful garden modelling a selection of trademark tropical shirts Traditional gardens with herbaceous borders come to a [...]
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4. May 2009
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