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    Pruning catch-up

    Jun 22, 2021 3 minutes

    WE were looking at some photos taken this time last year and the contrast was stark. By my reckoning, the bitterly cold, dry April followed by a cold, wet May held things back by at least a month.

    While it is lovely to see the garden flourishing now, having caught up with itself, the late start to summer has pushed a few tasks back as well.

    Some trees and shrubs are pruned in

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