It’s great to be in someone’s ‘top ten’ gardening blogs! Thanks Sophie 🙂
I always say if you want to learn something, that can be especially tricky to ask (because usually you’re not sure what it is you’re asking), head to the internet.
Where as books can be very detailed, and in some cases terribly technical, the internet can be just the place to find simple answers that you can actually then put into practice within your own garden.
Whether it’s what shrub to prune this month, or why those leaves on your favourite plant look particularly brown you can usually find someone else has already had the same problems.
It’s the one area I find help, advice and guidance for things I’m not really sure about asking someone face to face. It usually comes in the form of social media but something that works even better are blogs.
Today I thought I’d share with you ten blogs I refer to time and…
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