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GARDENS ARE BOUNCING BACK! • Thousands visit gardens but numbers are still below pre-pandemic figures, reports Ian Hodgson

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LIVERPOOL PLANTS TO THE FORE! • Gardens to become major public attraction, reports Ian Hodgson

Your garden GEMS! • Top gardening tips from our readers

Protected from the elements • One determined couple has turned part of a windswept field into an elegant, terraced garden sheltered by mature trees and hedges

THE 1O BEST SHRUBS FOR YOUR GARDEN • In need of a superstar plant that will give great value to the garden? Here are our top picks that won’t let you down!

Grow clematis to perfection! • Discover the different types and how to make them thrive in your garden

FILL YOUR GARDEN WITH everlasting FLOWERS • These delightful cut blooms will last in the house for months and you can sow them now

Enchanting ERYTHRONIUMS • Give these tiny marvels a shady spot and they’ll show off their charms to the full

Over the FENCE

GROW YOUR OWN MUSHROOMS • These gourmet crops are quick and easy and take up little space

TAKE EASY LUPIN CUTTINGS • Young shoots will quickly become new rooted plants

GET SET FOR A SCENT-SATIONAL SUMMER! • Get started now and your garden will soon be full of fabulous fragrance

SOW ANNUAL HERBS • It’s time to start a fresh batch of these flavourful crops from seed

Spring fever is in the garden • Celeriac and tomatoes are ready for sowing, while aubergines and asparagus also have my attention

Rhubarb fool with ginger shortcakes

Taking fuchsia cuttings in coir • I’m hoping I’ve found a good growing medium to replace the use of peat

THE PROBLEM SOLVER • Professor Buczacki is a horticultural expert, writer and former chair of Gardeners' Question Time

TEA BREAK • Weekly prize crossword

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