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Plant snake's head fritillaries now to transform your spring garden – for unusual, checkerboard flowers next year
Soil: 'Snake's head fritillaries prefer moist but well-drained soil,' says Reese Robbins, garden expert and creator of Just Pure Gardening. 'They tend to thrive in meadows or grassy banks where ...
Gardeners' World star names the five flowers all gardeners should be growing this spring
As gardens return to life across the country, Frances Tophill has listed her five favourite flowers that flourish at this ...