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The Burgon & Ball Journal

The Burgon & Ball Journal
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Anvil, bypass or scissor? A guide to loppers and shears

Bypass action, anvil action, scissor action... If you're looking at choosing a cutting tool, the terminology around loppers and shears can be a bit confusing. We take a look at the different types of cutting tools, how they work, and what's best to use for which garden jobs. Includes a handy glossary.
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Shrubs for winter colour and scent

The end of summer doesn’t have to mean an end to colour and interest in the garden. There are still many choices when it comes to creating a beautiful garden in winter. Here are six of our favourite shrubs for creating a winter garden with the ‘wow' factor.
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Collect seeds now for a wonderful garden next year

It may feel like summer is starting to draw to a close, but now is a magical time for gardeners. It’s when we can start collecting seeds from the plants in our gardens; those brilliant little time-bombs containing next year’s beautiful blooms. Here are our tips for collecting and storing seeds from your garden.
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Beautiful biennials: now's the time to plant for next year

Meaning ‘flowering in its second year’, biennial is the name given to flowers and other plants which use their first summer to grow a rosette of greenery, then bloom and produce seeds in their second summer. Plant them in spring and early summer to flower next year. Here are six favourite biennials to try.
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