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Where nature puts on an unforgettable performance of colour and fragrance to delight your senses.

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Spring is stretching its limbs and the garden is stirring into life.

As the days grow longer and the air begins to warm, there's a tangible energy to it.

There's a heady mix of birdsong, budding leaves and the unmistakable scent of fresh soil and blossoms.

April carries that beautiful blend of anticipation and gentle chaos, where every corner

of the garden whispers of what's to come. In the ornamental garden, it's time to think upwards.

Now is the perfect moment to sow annual climbers like the bright and breezy canary creeper,

which is related to nasturtiums, or the fiery-hued Spanish flag, Ipamoia, Labarta,

which is perfect for adding vertical interest to walls, trellises and containers later in the summer.

For a more naturalistic look, sprinkle some cosmos or field poppies directly into any border gaps,

and their delicate blooms will bring you effortless charm.

Meanwhile, some are flowering bulbs and corms like Eukomis, gladiolis and friegers,

can be potted up now, as Guy mentioned in the podcast the other week,

and placed outside once the risk of the frost is fully passed.

It's all about setting the stage for a glorious display later in the season.

And on the veg front, April marks the moment to start sewing crops directly into the soil.

Hardy storewards like beetroot, carrots, turnips and radishes can all go in now,

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