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Criminal plants - garden theftBelieve it or not, this year, over three million households in Britain will wake up to find their garden has been turned over, but not by the gardener! The trade in stolen shrubs, patio furniture and lawns has become into a lucrative black market...Shed Man!When you think of a shed, I'd guess you come up with a small wooden edifice with a lawnmower, a couple of kids bikes, and a stack of perilously piled up flower pots. That's the traditional British shed and we all have them...Unusual shedsOn a wild island, isolated by the turn of the tides, three upturned boats have been turned into sheds, an innovative way of recycling old hulls when they are no longer seaworthy and an unusual storage space for the gardeners' tools...Weird Gardens - 1A Serbian man wants to turn his home into a church because so many of his neighbours and friends are buried in his back garden... Find out more!Weird Gardens - 2Weird Gardens - 2 Reishee Sowa of Puerto Aventuras, Mexico, grew tired of trying to live self-sufficiently on dry land, especially as neighbours kept raiding his organic vegetables and leaving him with nothing to eat... Find out more!Weird Gardens - 3It may be news to you, and it was certainly news to me, but we have a new day to celebrate. World Naked Gardening Day (WNGD) will take place for the third time on Saturday, May 5, 2007 ... Find out more!
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Carnations and PinksIt's my humble opinion that no garden is complete without the Dianthus family. Whether you're a fan of the green carnation, the cinnamon scented Pink or the sugary Sweet William, or some of the tiny and delicate rock garden Dianthus, there's something for everybody in the species. And by and large, they're easy to grow perennials that will delight for year after year.Basic PruningPruning is carried out for one of the following purposes: to remove dead, decayed, diseased or broken branches, to eliminate unwanted growth or suckers, to improve the shape of the plant and to produce new growth for flowers, blossoms and fruit.What to Plant in A Rock GardenThe building of a rock garden is real drudgery, so isn't it good to know that when you've put in all that hard labour the fun can really begin.A Garden Without a LawnMost of us inherit a lawn when we buy our homes, but there is no reason to keep it. There is no law that says you have to have grass! A more Mediterranean look to the garden can provide interest and colour without requiring the level of care and watering that a lawn needs.9 Essential Gardening ToolsIf you're starting your gardening life - these are the nine things you need to make your plot beautiful.
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Hever CastleHever Castle is stunning in its own right, but the gardens are downright spectacular.Sir Harold Hillier GardensSituated within three miles of Romsey in Hampshire, these gardens were named in memory of their founder, the late Sir Harold HillierRoyal Botanic Gardens, KewThe Royal Botanical Gardens is not just a geographical location, it is also the name of the organisation that runs Kew GardensMappertonMapperton Gardens is a romantic valley set deep in a hidden Dorset valley.Ness Botanic GardensWhen Liverpool cotton merchant Arthur Kilpin Bulley began to create a garden in 1898 he probably had no idea he was creating the foundations of
