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Growing with You - Autumn Edition
Packed with gardening projects & inspiration. Includes a deep dive on how to grow sweet peas, & an interview with Dr Keith Hammett (NZ's very own sweet pea breeder).
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Find out what garden projects can be undertaken this season, keeping your green thumbs busy.
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