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As we enter August, many early summer flowering plants may be looking past their best. Here are five quick solutions to giving your garden a much-needed boost in late summer. https://t.co/dF84veSnlq

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“A sister can be seen as someone who is both ourselves and very much not ourselves—a special kind of double.” —Toni Morrison #NationalSistersDay https://t.co/cNyKmJ0aki https://t.co/dY3DY5pQIv

Planted in 1762, our Japanese pagoda tree has two almost horizontal trunks and despite its Japanese name, the tree grows wild in China and Korea 🌏 In the summer, the tree is covered in white flowers which can be used to produce a yellow dye for silk or cotton. #NationalTreeDay https://t.co/5QgpZpOrP0

It’s easy to make new rose plants by taking cuttings, and you can do it right now. Follow our step-by-step guide to find out how. https://t.co/UAlS53b0tq

Odontocidium Parquet ‘Uptown Girl’ is an orchid that grows easily as a houseplant and the blooms have a pleasant smile! #orchids #flowers #asheville #apptropicals #wnc #houseplants #avl #weship https://t.co/XuJvU7nX2G

Are you watering your plants efficiently? Save time and water by following these smart irrigation ideas. https://t.co/wsnXRxp3k8

These unique, spiky leaves belong to the Monkey puzzle tree (Araucaria araucana) which is the national tree of Chile. When it was first grown in England, it was suggested that climbing it would be a puzzle, even for a monkey! The name has certainly stuck. 🐒 #NationalTreeDay https://t.co/qg5ly3s3Pv

My little #flowerfield with #poppies and #cornflowers. Love it! https://t.co/FWOKHab0fp

A pond is a fantastic way to attract wildlife to your garden. If you don’t have the space to dig a permanent one, why not consider a mini pond in a container? We show you three ways to do this in an afternoon. https://t.co/9saiMRkOb8

The much-loved ash (Fraxinus excelsior) is one of Britain’s 32 native species of trees. But it's threatened by the ash dieback fungus, a highly infectious, devastating disease. This #NationalTreeDay, discover how Kew is tackling the deadly fungus 🌳 https://t.co/rn9BL5tRwH