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  1. Compost bin in the morning frost

    Winter composting tips

    As temperatures drop, the composting process slows down significantly - but you can still keep going during the colder weather says Master Composter Frankie Kennett.

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    Have a merry waste-free Christmas

    Master Composter Frankie Kennett shows you how to reduce waste, save money and have a greener festive season.

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    UK supermarkets urged to end use of pesticides in supply chain

    New report shows all of the UK’s 10 largest supermarkets continue to use neonicotinoids and other highly bee-toxic pesticides in their global supply chains.

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    The Organic Gardening Podcast - November

    With Beth Chatto's head gardener. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music and all other major podcast providers.

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    Chris Collins on…leaves and leafmould

    Leave your leaves alone, says our head of organic horticulture as he relishes the annual fall.

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    We’ve been named UK National Collection Holder for Calendula

    Our vitally important conservation work has been recognised with a third National Plant Collection from Plant Heritage.

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    Make a positive difference to wildlife decline

    We’re convinced gardeners can help stem the devasting drop in wildlife populations – so this Christmas double your donations to Garden Organic to help us tackle this environmental crisis.

  8. Apple tree branches with apples on them

    15 reasons to plant a fruit tree

    With National Tree Week around the corner, we reveal why fruit trees can be such a beneficial part of your garden.

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    What weeds tell you about your soil

    Alice Whitehead reveals how common garden weeds can help you understand your soil conditions and plan ahead

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    Is urban horticulture more carbon heavy?

    Dr Anton Rosenfeld delves beyond the headlines to unpick the analysis of urban and conventional agriculture’s carbon footprints