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Summer, a season of abundant growth, vibrant colors, and the sweet melodies of nature, has descended upon Fergus. As the sun-kissed days stretch lazily, the landscape transforms into a tapestry of lushness, inviting gardening enthusiasts and nature lovers to immerse themselves in the beauty that the season brings.
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At LittleTree Garden Market, we understand the desire to create a garden that captivates and inspires. That's why we've curated a list of the top 5 summer perennials that will make your garden the envy of the neighborhood. These perennial beauties are renowned for their striking blooms, long-lasting flowers, and easy care requirements.
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The Pantone 2023 colour of the year is a colour full of strength, exuberance, joy, and optimism. There are many ways to bring the colour of the year into your home and garden.
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Our gardens are home to an astonishing range of wildlife, providing food and shelter to birds, bees, bugs and all sorts of other creatures. Making our gardens even more wildlife-friendly has never been more important, and here are a few of the best ways to welcome wildlife into your garden.
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A bouquet of your own home-grown flowers makes a beautiful gift with a personal touch, and many cut flowers are easy to grow from seed. Read more about how to grow your own flower bouquets.
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When plants wake up during spring, it’s such an uplifting time of year and you’ll want to ensure you get the most from your spring plants until the early summer flowers take over.
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These top vegetable seeds to sow in early spring will get your kitchen garden off to an early start and you’ll be harvesting tasty crops in no time
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Sowing seeds indoors is a great way to get a head start on your gardening year while it’s still too cold to sow outdoors.
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Kitchen gardens can be a great way to save money on groceries while also providing a fun and educational hobby. Learn more about how to start, what you need and what to grow in the kitchen garden.
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