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Choosing to use peat-free compost is now widely regarded as the way forward for gardening. Generations of gardeners have used peat to raise seeds and grow plants because of the reliable way it holds ...

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Gardeners have been warned against making a common mistake that could ruin all their hard work. The warning was shared by an ...

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In a 400-sq-ft Dombivli flat, Asmita Purohit has built a lush balcony garden using composting, bioenzymes, and birdhouses, creating a small but thriving urban ecosystem.