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Growing society and changing lives / RHS Gardening

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Free entry to RHS members at selected times...This science does not just cover diseases but entomology, soil, water management, peat alternatives and plant health...my membership gives me free family days out as often as I like
Gardening on the rocks / RHS Gardening

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Free entry to RHS members at selected times...Sandstone, raised peat beds, Tufa and limestone give a mix of habitats, from wet valleys to sunny slopes...my membership gives me free family days out as often as I like
Biochar / RHS Gardening

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Biochar can be better than composts (and especially peat!) in this regard because traditional organic growing media can quickly decompose, compact, and contribute to the three main greenhouse gasses: carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), methane (CH 4 ) and nitrous oxide (N 2 O
Sink and trough gardening / RHS Gardening

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Free entry to RHS members at selected times...The peat-substitute in the mixture provides the stone colouring and variations in the quantity of peat-substitute used will give corresponding variations in colour of the finished product
Beautiful open gardens to visit in the UK | Public gardens /RHS Gardening

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Free entry to RHS members at selected times...Free access (Member 1 only) - Wed when open...Today, gardeners and botanists come from across the globe to admire Branklyn?s outstanding collection, particularly the rhododendrons, alpines and peat-garden plants
Tips on gardening in a changing climate / RHS Gardening

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Free entry to RHS members at selected times...media...Media centre
African violet / RHS Gardening

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Free entry to RHS members at selected times...Root growth is fibrous and a good percentage of organic matter is required, therefore pot into John Innes No.2 compost, with 30 percent by volume added peat substitute...Fill pots with free draining compost such as seed and cutting compost or mix equal quantities of multipurpose compost and sharp sand or perlite
RHS Garden Harlow Carr blog: May's Plant of the month / RHS Gardening

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Free entry to RHS members at selected times...The Peat Terrace* wraps around the back of the bathhouse and along the lowest section of the woodland edge...Please note - peat is no longer used in the upkeep of this feature
Vegetables: growing in your greenhouse / RHS Gardening

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Use clean pots and trays and fresh, peat-free seed or multipurpose compost
Master Grower at RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show 2018 / RHS Gardening

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Free entry to RHS members at selected times...Venus fly traps do well on a sunny windowsill or frost-free greenhouse where they?ll appreciate standing in a saucer of rainwater from March to September...Media centre

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