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Each day this week, we’ll be introducing you to the eight finalists in our Gardens of the Year Competition 2021. First up, is the Judges’ Choice winner… Nadine Mitschunas 🎉 [Thread] https://t.co/YsxGxhclpv

Beginning with one weed-choked plot in 2010, over the years she has single-handedly transformed three plots into a beautiful collection of hundreds of ornamental plant species, which she grows alongside an abundance of fruit and vegetables.

We speak to Nadine and hear more about how she designed her garden, in our November issue. Plus, don’t forget to vote for your favourite garden in our People’s Choice Award. Browse the list of finalists now, and vote for your favourite: https://t.co/NYuO6wOpJV #GardensOTY

On a sunny allotment site in Oxfordshire, Nadine has created a paradise that’s bursting with blooms and buzzing with wildlife.

gorgeous 😍😍 https://t.co/OGMeJsXUBu

Dahlia Princess Elisabeth is a superb Decorative Dahlia variety with beautiful bi-color flowers in a mixture of salmon-pink and soft yellow shades. Perfect for garden #WordlLoveFlowers #Dahlia #Dahlien #Loveflowers #blumenliebe https://t.co/8lguw6npzr

As a proud partner of @UNFCCC at @COP26 we hope that the critical ambitions of the conference are realised. We’re delighted to be a part of the UN Pavilion and play a role in shaping the future of our planet, through amplifying the importance of Nature in climate action. https://t.co/HvdDj3vuIv

Blooming now, Paphiopedilum villosum v. annamense x helenae. #orchids #flowers #asheville #apptropicals #wnc #houseplants #avl #weship https://t.co/iaPpjzWR34

A compost trench is a great way to provide nutrients for hungry feeders like beans or courgettes. Find out how to make one, in our guide. https://t.co/e2L9wR48i1

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Wondering what you can sow this month? Take a look at five of the best flowers to start off in November, including bee-friendly favourites. https://t.co/kk94fPnwo6