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Wet Bedding

By Garden Posts On 12 July 2012 · Add Comment
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Wet Bedding Plants It looks like most of the bedding plants won’t need much watering this summer, despite the earlier hosepipe bans. The hanging baskets and pots around the house have barely been dry for over 2 months.
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