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Want to cover your walls and fences in flowers all year round? Discover the best clematis to give you flowers in every season. https://t.co/g19HR2oi25

Who is excited for back to school season? 📝 Find ways to celebrate here: https://t.co/QMebXijrn1 https://t.co/tMICgOYcQO

Get the party started with a mix of festive florals and give them something to breathe in before they blow out their candles. https://t.co/GPE2RHbYrg https://t.co/IW5ODoEwxY

My #sixonsaturday - #Echinacea “Eccentric yellow”. Have a mellow weekend. https://t.co/rTmWERpsOk

Flourishing in the pond of the Princess of Wales Conservatory, these waterlilies are ‘Kew-made’waterlily hybrids called Nymphaea ‘Kew’s Stowaway Blues’ 💜 https://t.co/GMFfKtrwuW

We love the delicate picotee ruffle of dark orange around the petal edges on this Oncostele Golden Mirth ‘Filini’s Gold Dust’. #orchids #flowers #asheville #apptropicals #wnc #houseplants #avl #weship https://t.co/wn2dBBIwX7

Want free fertiliser? It's easy to make your own plant feed using comfrey, and now's the time to do it. Find out how, in our simple guide. https://t.co/4iRhaiyZTN

Following a 'little and often' approach to deadheading can help you keep on top of this important gardening job. We reveal the top reasons to deadhead flowers and how to do it. https://t.co/7yYHXBIZjz

As the sun begins to set across the Gardens, enjoy a unique al fresco three-course meal from Kew's Executive Chef 🍽️🥂 Taking inspiration from our Kitchen Garden, many of the ingredients on your plate will have been grown by Kew horticulturalists: https://t.co/5Pi3BO9Xz8 🌿 https://t.co/yDRSVEss8k

💚 Love house plants? Make your own terrarium at home. 🌱 Follow our step-by-step guide in the September issue of @GWMag, in shops now or buy online at: https://t.co/xoESbAyLr2 #GardenersWorld #GardenDesign #Plants #GardeningTips #GardeningAdvice #IndoorPlants #Terrarium https://t.co/j8rb1rHCNx

For you from my bottom of my heart 😍❤️ https://t.co/v9668sRupM

Whatever your reason for wanting a screen in your garden, plants that have a screening effect can be very useful. Discover the fastest growing plants that will create a beautiful screen in next to no time. https://t.co/imsG8oWkFJ

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