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Darlac Mini Bypass Pruner


Pruner S Darlac Mini Bypass PrunerWhen it comes to handy small tools for your gardening needs you cannot do much better than invest in the latest product from Darlac.

The Mini Bypass Pruner is a perfect size for dropping in your pocket or gardening bag to cut back those overgrown untidy looking stragglers around you garden.

They are light and fit comfortably in your hand and are easy to use.

For many tools similiar one problem has always been having to use two hands to open and lock the device, however with the Mini Bypass a single hand locking mechanism is invaluable as all you have to do is push the catch forward.

This can be accomplished easily with either right or left hand useage.

Presented with stainless steel blades and comfortable rubber grips they are the perfect device for light pruning jobs around the garden.

Available in most good gardening stores or by logging on to www.darlac.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Complete Gardening Grow Your Own DVD Set


North East Gardener Paul Travis Anderson now features in a four DVD set containing all the best hints and tips if you wish to ‘Grown Your Own’ produce.

Having already had success with How to GYO Potatoes DVD we have produced a series of DVD’s for the home growing enthusiast.

The complete set covers Potatoes, Onions, Brassica’s, Beans, and includes a Harvest special.

Filmed over a growing period of a whole year the DVD’s

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Spring Dawns – Better Lawns


April Lawns2 S Spring Dawns Better LawnsGive your lawn the green carpet treatment

April is one of my favourite months things really start to happen in the garden, days get longer, wild life comes alive and plants start to spring into action.

This is a very important month for lawn maintenance; you can get a

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Sparks and Orange Sunsets with Crocosmia


PTA WITH Crocrosmia S Sparks and Orange Sunsets with CrocosmiaHelp your plants spring into Action with the birds and the bees.

After the worst of the winter has past , it’s time to hit the garden and give the herbaceous plants a helping hand by removing all the dead dry vegetation that has

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Spring is in the Air – Plant, Grow and Eat


811659843 mjQrN S Spring is in the Air Plant, Grow and EatTaste the future Home Grown Potatoes are The Best

You do not need a vegetable patch to grown your own potatoes, they can be grow in small plots, raised beds or containers, taking up very little space in

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Euvue North East Gardener Out and About


Paul Saltwell S Euvue North East Gardener Out and AboutEuvue’s North East Gardener Paul Travis Anderson took time out from his busy schedule to present a talk to the members of the Friends of Saltwell Park, Gateshead over the weekend.

Offering advice on gardening preparations for the Spring,and demonstrating how to plant

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Get composting this autumn


comp2 S Get composting this autumnResidents in County Durham are being urged to get composting this autumn.

Durham County Council is launching an autumn composting campaign to encourage people to recycle their garden waste.

Rachel Gatland, waste strategy and policy officer at Durham County Council, said: “At this time of year people are thinking about tidying up the garden and it’s an ideal time to start

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Tips for September Gardening


paul1 copy S Tips for September GardeningAs we head towards colder spells there’s are few things that we can be doing in the garden to prepare for the next few months.

If you’ve been ‘growing your own’ now is the time to harvest your cabbages, spring onions, runner beans, maincrop potatoes ,onions and autumn cauliflowers,

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Caught in the Act


Squirrell Thief Caught In The S Caught in the ActOver the months of winter we launched a campaign to feed our feathered friends during the time when their food was scarce.

Naturally the team at euVue participated and have continued to do so through the Spring, and fingers crossed leading into our coming Summer.

It is worth remembering that our varied varieties of

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Hats off for North East Gardener


Big garden party S Hats off for North East GardenerNorth East Gardener Paul Travis Anderson was forced to change hats when he gave ten different displays of flower arranging in hanging baskets at Dobbies, Birtley over the weekend.

Known throughout the North East for his Western styled or Australian bush type hat (and never photographed

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