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Supporting wildlife through the winter.

November brings the true onset of winter in the garden. You might start to notice a distinct chill in the air, and towards the end of the month the first few frosts might start to appear. Despite growth slowing down drastically, there are still tasks to do in the garden to ensure your garden is ready for the cold and harsh months ahead, ready to burst back into life in spring.  ------------------------------------------------------------------------  What to Sow or Plant   Ou

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