Gardens Illustrated Magazine

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With any luck, July is the month when you will start to feel like all the hard work you put in earlier in the year is paying off. With the garden and containers bursting with fruit and vegetables, it is sometimes difficult to look beyond the immediate need to keep watering and harvesting in order to keep plants healthy and productive and enjoy the produce at its best.

But even at this

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