Force Rhubarb: A Gardener’s Guide

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Forcing rhubarb is a traditional gardening technique that produces tender, sweet stalks, perfect for early-season pies, crumbles, and jams. This method involves excluding light...

Grow Plants From Kitchen Scraps

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Grow plants from kitchen scraps for free! Fruits 1. Citrus (Lemons, Oranges, Limes) Germination Temperature: 20–25°C (68–77°F) Steps: Plant fresh seeds in moist soil and keep in a...

Heat Retention for Gardeners: Methods to Protect Your Plants

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Retaining heat is a crucial aspect of winter gardening. Cold weather can damage or kill plants, but there are effective ways to protect them,...

What Are The Best Plants for The Bedroom?

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Adding plants to your bedroom can improve air quality, boost relaxation, and create a serene atmosphere. With the right plants, you can transform your...

What Are The The Best Plants for The Kitchen?

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Kitchens are a perfect place for plants. They add a fresh, vibrant feel, improve air quality, and can even be practical if you choose...

What Are The Best Plants for The Bathroom?

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Bathrooms, with their unique combination of humidity, temperature fluctuations, and often low light, can be challenging environments for houseplants. However, with the right plant...

How to Preserve Vegetables by Blanching

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Preserving vegetables is a wonderful way to enjoy your garden’s bounty all year round. One of the most effective and easy methods is blanching....

What is so special about John Innes Compost?

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John Innes compost is a trusted name in gardening, renowned for its consistency and effectiveness. This soil-based compost range has been a staple for...

Male Asparagus or Female Asparagus : What’s best?

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Asparagus (Asparagus officinalis) is a dioecious plant, meaning it produces male and female flowers on separate plants. Understanding the differences between male and female...

RHS Hardiness Ratings	USDA Plant Hardiness Zones	Approximate Temperature Range (°C)
H1a H1b H1c	13 12 11	>15°C 10 to 15°C 5 to 10°C
H2	10b	1 to 5°C
H3	9b to 10a	-5 to 1°C
H4	8b to 9a	-10 to -5°C
H5	7b to 8a	-15 to -10°C
H6	6b and 7a	-20 to -15°C
H7	6a	Below -20°C

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