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    Grow your own herb garden

    Mar 30, 2021 2 minutes

    Q I would like to edge our many pathways with a low-growing mass of fragrant herbs. Which would you suggest, and how can we grow a lot of them without spending a fortune?

    Samantha Bingham, Dawley, Shrops

    This plan will deliver soft edges, flavourings, groundcover and flowers to attract many insects, with) and thyme raised from seed.

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