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    Aug 19, 2021 4 minutes

    Q I’m getting a puppy soon, but I’m a bit worried about the suitability of my garden. How can I dog-proof it?

    Denise Temperton, York

    You’re wise to be thinking about the safety of your garden for your new four-legged friend. Our gardens may look beautiful, but they can be full of potential hazards. Plants to avoid during the summer include elder, foxglove, geraniums, hydrangeas, nightshade, rhubarb, tulips and lily of the valley. But there are hazardous plants and bulbs that appear throughout the seasons, so it’s worth doing your homework to make sure your borders and plots are free from these. Many pesticides can be toxic to pets too, so

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