The Gardener Magazine

All-in-one gardening

Summer is on its way, which means that we can start living and entertaining outdoors again. That means beautifying the garden where we will appreciate it most.

Quite likely, that is a sunny space close to the house, and what better place for growing edibles, especially amongst the flowers, shrubs or succulents in the surrounding beds?

Mixing it all up is the perfect solution for gardens that are not large enough for a dedicated veggie and herb garden.

It is also a wonderful way of inviting butterflies, birds, bees, ladybirds and many more intriguing creatures into your personal space.

What are the benefits?

is the buzzword these days, because the greater variety of plants, the better the chance of attracting beneficial

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