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Does anything say Summertime more than picking full, fresh peas straight from the pod? Rich in vitamin A, B1 and C as well as folate, iron and calcium, snacking on perfect peas in the garden or allotment is simply a delight!

A useful, low-maintenance climbing shrub for a north-facing wall or shady fence in the garden is Hydrangea petiolaris, often referred to as the climbing hydrangea.

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