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September 3, 2021September 20, 2021 Scotland Grows

What’s Gorgeous in the Garden in August and September?

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  • The Great Scottish Plant Hunter – David Douglas
  • Beetroot and Chocolate Brownies
  • Use Up Lettuce, Onion, Carrot, Mint and Coriander Harvests
  • In Love with Lovage
  • Ready to Grow Cauliflowers?
  • What’s Gorgeous in the Garden in August and September?

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Drop us a line to mail@scottishgardeningmagazine.com if you have events going on in October and November that you would like to shout about! We'll carry as many of them as we can in the next issue of Scotland Grows magazine, out on 1st October!
#TuesdayTip - Dead grass and moss can build-up on your lawn over summer months which prevents water penetrating the soil and grass from growing strongly. This build-up, known as thatch, can easily be removed by scarifying with a spring-tinged rake and you will be surprised at how much dry material rakes off. Try to scarify your lawn as soon as you can this month to get your lawn prepared for winter!
The subject of sustainability and helping to reduce the effects of climate change is obviously a diverse one but, with the planet in crisis, we all have a part to play. Thinking about ways to support our natural world does not mean compromising on garden design.
Conscious at start-up of creating a net zero business, Scotland Grows magazine uses no paper or ink in production and as a fully digital magazine creates no carbon footprint in distribution.

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