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May sunshine 'gave tulips a boost'
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Grow your own root vegetables this summer
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Young trees 'need tough love'
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Soil 'still needs care in spring'
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Sowing 'should not be overlooked' this month
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Slug damage ‘can be avoided with careful planning’
This is particularly the case as the the weather in early summer followed on from a relatively mild winter.
In an article for the Guardian, garden writer and author of Gardening in a Changing Climate Ambra Edwards said those who are nurturing hostas will be having a particularly tough time.
She said that some varieties are already fairly resistant – and particularly those that are characterised by blue or thick, puckered leaves.
"Hostas will grow almost anywhere, as long they're not blasted by hot noon-day sun," the expert commented, advising green-fingered enthusiasts not to overlook mulching to maintain the plants.
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