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Welcome to the Harrod Horticultural Garden Blog...

Welcome to our Garden Blog, the area of our site where we let you know what we're up to and anything we think might be of interest in the big wide world of gardening. We're lucky to have our own horticulturists on hand to keep you informed and we hope you find the gardening blog entries of interest.

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Ban Beating Watering Solutions

Posted in Category Watering by Harrod on 24 April 2012

It's certainly no secret that stored water levels across the UK are at their lowest for decades and a domestic ban on using hosepipes has recently been implemented - but what is less clear cut is what the beleaguered gardener can do about it!

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Summer Watering!

Posted in Category Watering by Harrod on 28 June 2011

Keeping plants in both the kitchen and ornamental garden well watered during the summer can be a real challenge, so drought-afflicted gardeners across the country will be delighted to learn that we've got plenty of ideas

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Saving Water

Posted in Category Watering by Harrod on 8 June 2008

The Consumer Council for Water has produced a checklist of water saving ideas following predictions of another long, hot - and dry - summer.

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Water Butts

Posted in Category Watering by Lynn on 28 February 2008

Organic gardening - in the Harrod Horticultural Kitchen Garden at least - doesn't just mean that chemical-based pest sprays, weedkillers and fertilisers are banned from the potting shed. It's about protecting the environment in general, and that's why you'll find water butts scattered around the garden.

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Garden Watering

Posted in Category Watering by Harrod on 6 July 2007

Here’s a question for you - what have a chart-topping 1990’s pop combo from Scotland and the previous month got in common? The answer? Wet, Wet, Wet!

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