 | Grow your own: Late veg
Find out which veg you can sow and plant from summer onwards, with useful growing tips
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 | The easy guide to netting fruit
Protect your precious home-grown fruit from the birds and other pests this summer
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 | Grow your own: Cucumbers
Elisabeth Arter shares her knowledge of growing cucumbers with tips on planting and harvesting
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 | Soft fruit: Blackcurrants
Success with blackcurrants depends on pruning the bush properly, says Nick Hamilton
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 | Q&A Fruit: Blackcurrants
When is the best time to prune blackcurrants and how far back do I prune?
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 | Soft fruit: Raspberries
Raspberries crop happily grown in rows or up a support in a small space
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 | New to growing veg? Read on...
...and follow my recommendations for varieties that are popular, easy to grow and make good use of space
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 | Make way for the best soft fruit
Prepare the ground now and place your orders for Elisabeth Arter's top 10 soft fruits
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 | Order new fruits from October
2007: Read about the latest fruits with improved features, and order from online suppliers here
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 | How easy is fruit! 
Organic gardener Bob Flowerdew explains how easy it is to grow fruit
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 | New fruit and veg seeds
Autumn 07: New edibles to order from the seed companies' latest catalogues
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| Q&A Fruit: Goji
Should I keep my new goji plants in the greenhouse or risk planting them out this winter?
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 | 60-second guide: Fruit
Discover how easy it is to grow fruit and which types to try in a minute
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 | On my travels...
Tony Norgrove heads to Newmarket to discover what's new and different from Mr Fothergill's
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 | Make sure you reap what you sow
Organic gardener Bob Flowerdew shares his experience of storing fresh home-grown produce
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 | Fruit protection: best buys
Tony Norgrove has fruit cages to suit all size requirements and budgets, from £36 to £2,900!
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 | Gold for a golden era at Hampton Court
Q&A expert Mary Payne wins Gold for her 1950s' garden at the 2007 Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
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| Q&A Fruit: Orange tree
My orange tree is losing its leaves and looking sad. I don't want to lose it.
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| Q&A Fruit: Apples
Don't laugh. Can I grow an apple from a pip?
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| Q&A Fruit: Bramley apple
My Bramley apple tree is covered in a white furry substance and black bumps. Help!
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 | Q&A Diseases: Cherry tree
My potted cherry only bloomed on one side. The other half looks dead. Help!
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 | Ask your question: get an answer!
Ask your gardening question on our Forum and one or more advisors from our team of experts will post an answer back to you!
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| Q&A Fruit: Lemons
My lemon plant has lots of fruits, but is shedding its leaves. Help!
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| Q&A Diseases: Brown rot
How can I prevent my apples and plums from turning brown and rotten before they're ripe?
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| Q&A Diseases: Cherry tree
There’s hardened sap on my cherry tree bark. Help!
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 | Q&A Pests: Maggot-filled plums
Last year I found small pink maggots inside my plums. Help!
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 | Q&A Vegetables: Tomatoes
When do I stop feeding outdoor tomatoes?
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| Q&A Fruit: Redcurrants
Can I grow redcurrants up a wall - and, if so, how?
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| Q&A Fruit: Blackcurrant bush
Does my newly planted blackcurrant bush need pruning?
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| Q&A Fruit: Spreading the harvest
Our soft fruit comes all at once. How can we spread out the season?
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| Q&A Fruit: Strawberries
What’s the best way to grow strawberries in a small space?
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 | Meet the Gardens Monthly Q&A team
Elisabeth Arter, Brad (Steve Bradley), Val Bradley, Liz Dobbs, Julie Hollobone, Mary Payne and Jon Wheatley make up our problem-solving team
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