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24 consecutive hours without rain: “ Hosepipe ban to hit UK� and “ Fresh fears of drought�

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In the unlikely event that we will get enough decent weather to go to the seaside, we have a few ideas on p30 of what to do when you get there. We have a couple of crosswords to while away the lazy, sunny afternoon in the garden (p12) , between barbeque (p 20) and nap time.

What’s On this Summer

And if you’re thinking of making a huge change in your life, never fear! The Anxiety Expert is here (p34) with sound advice to help you along the way. As we settle down to life in post-referendum UK, how many of you will be heading to Europe for your holidays? I’ve heard France is pretty wet this year too, so don’t forget your wellies!

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Sam Beare News

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Notes from Westminster

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We are taking our summer break now too, so I’ll see you all in September. Enjoy!

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Gardens at The Fountain Gallery Bridge Road East Molesey KT8 9BG 1st to 10 July 2016 Starts at: 11:30 Ends at: 17:30 Cost: free! Welcome! Fountain Gallery’s artists are exhibiting a bonanza of different work to celebrate the Hampton Court Flower Show. Paintings, drawings, prints, textiles, ceramics - all on a gardens and outdoor theme. Come and see our flowers, our special window and our fountains!

Painshill Pooch Day Painshill Park, Portsmouth Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 1JE 16 July 2016 Starts at: 11:00 Ends at: 16:00 Adults £8, Concessions £7, Children (516) £4.50, Under 5s Free, Family Ticket (2 Adults + 4 Children) £27 A fabulous day out for dog lovers, families and four-legged friends. Prepare to be wowed with displays which show the incredible bond between man and dog including the famous Richard Curtis who will be performing his K9 Freestyle dog display and the Southern Golden Retriever Society’s Display Team. .

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Perfect Plants Low or High Maintenance By Steve Law http://brightonplantsblogspot.co.uk/

Here’s a shocker – you shouldn’t still be watering your plants months after planting. If they’re still wilting, either A. you’ve chosen the wrong plants (for example trying to grow Hostas in dry soil) or B. there’s something wrong with the roots – they’re either sick or have failed to grow out into the surrounding soil. ‘Wrong’ is putting it a bit strongly. Often we want to grow things that need conditions that the garden can’t naturally provide – richer, moister soil, more protection or better drainage perhaps. In these cases, we have to accept that our garden will not be low-maintenance. Often, ‘traditional’ gardening is like this – some think of old-fashioned bedding plants, kitchen gardens, herbaceous borders and lawns, as the simplest and easiest style but these are all high-maintenance. Much of gardening philosophy since the 70s on the other hand has been about ‘Right Plant – Right Place’ i.e. going with the natural conditions the garden has to offer not trying to impose something on it. This calls for a certain understanding of ecology, soil and climate

– which plants need or prefer shade, wet soils, dry soils, shelter, sun etc. For me I like a combination of the two philosophies, but I have to accept that the ‘unnatural’ parts will need to be manageable and near the house so I can keep an eye on them. The rest of the garden should suit the natural conditions so I can leave it to itself most of the time. I only have so much time and energy to spare and I need to prioritise. Once you’ve chosen the right plants, planting is the key to a low maintenance garden. I won’t go into the whole rigmarole but two things seem crucial. The first is making it so that the roots in the pot can make the transition to your garden soil as quickly as possible. One of the reasons I’m unhappy with a lot of pure peat composts is that they are nothing like most garden soil (plus they resist wetting so you can think you’ve watered your plants but have in fact left the roots dry). I use a loamy gritty compost to avoid this but if you buy plants in fibrous peaty mix, loosen the roots or even cut them to get them to spread out in the planting hole. The hole should have a mixture of garden soil and

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One of the things I am frequently asked for is an evergreen hedge that will screen out the neighbours as soon as possible. My heart sinks. A high dense barrier around a garden can turn a small garden into an exercise yard. Also I know that the prime contenders for the role are among the most oppressive plants you can buy – the dreaded Leyland cypress being top of the list. The third reason for the dread is that these plants don’t magically stop growing when they reach the desired height but require regular cutting. People think they’ll keep it up but sooner or later things get out of hand. Plan B is to choose something a little slower (Chamaecyparis lawsoniana or Thuja for example) but the effect is not very different. Ideally I would choose something lighter, like beech, but it’s slow and people are impatient for their privacy. My favourite hedge was an unintentional combination of beech and box. Box grows well among the roots of the beech and fills in the gaps between their trunks, so there was a very satisfying pattern of dark evergreen and copper in winter. Sarcococca could be substituted for box. I offer a different strategy. If you want a fast growing boundary, why not use climbers? You’ll

obviously need something for the climbers to climb on – I recommend wooden trellis – it doesn’t completely blank off the outside world but once covered, is difficult to see through. But any sort of fence will do as it will be covered pretty quickly. Make sure to install a good solid frame as you don’t want it collapsing under the strain. I personally prefer wood but chain link or wire do nicely and are stronger in the long term. A wooden fence with a trellis top is a classic. The choice of climbers for the job needs a bit of thought. As with the Leylandii, there are some real thugs that will get out of hand very fast and pull down your trellis in a few years. Most of the well-known forms of Clematis montana will be too big too quickly, similar to Lonicera japonica and (heaven forbid) Fallopia baldschuanica – the Russian Vine. Virginia Creeper and Boston Ivy (Parthenocissus) also grow too fast once they get going. As with the hedging plants we need something that gets to a good size quickly, but that can be trimmed over to keep it neat. There aren’t many evergreen climbers hardy in a cool temperate climate and most prefer some shelter. In all but the coldest gardens, the ivies

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supported Concorde G-BBDG in her initial restoration, maintenance and preservation, and also the 60-strong volunteer team who run the Brooklands Concorde Experience tours, which operate daily - often every 15 minutes in the high seasons. Also in attendance will be several former Concorde Pilots and Engineers, including Chief Concorde Pilot, Mike Bannister. After the lowering of the nose, a three course lunch will be served to the 220 guests in the Museum’s prestigious Napier Room inside the Clubhouse. After lunch and guest speeches, there will be a raffle draw which features some very special Concorde prizes including the chance to lower the nose and a framed turbine blade, signed by nearly 40 Concorde Pilots. Allan Winn, Director and CEO of Brooklands Museum said: “The restoration of Delta Golf was a remarkable project: it highlighted the very best of aspects of the hugely successful partnership between Volunteers and professionals which characterises Brooklands Museum. The launching 10 years ago of the unique onboard experience on the only Concorde open to the public in the South-East had an immediate and lasting impact on

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