RHS Gardening Through the Year
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A new edition of this bestselling, easytofollow guide for beginner gardeners.Let BBC Gardener's World writer Ian Spence tell you month by month what to do when in your garden, and show you exactly how to do it too. This fully illustrated book takes you systematically through the year, each chapter looking indepth at one month at a time. A handy...
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