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| GARDEN UPDATE |
 Welcome back.
We have gone a little fruity this week. Have a look at our Fruit Tree slide show here. Or learn how to grow Nectarines here.
We also have some great articles on what to look out for when buying fruit trees, and some tips on how to plant them. |
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| Grow Your Own |
 The flavour of fresh, tree ripened Nectarines is unbeatable. A wide range of varieties are available. Read more here. |
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Win at Garden-NZ!
This could be your lucky year. We have a number of great prizes you can win. Have a go, tell your friends to enter as well. Who knows, if they win they might share the prize with you! Whatever you decide, you must be in to win. Good Luck!! |
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That's it from me for this week. Take care, be kind to yourself and I look forward to catching up with you next week. Happy Gardening!
Cheers,
Rachel, Webster and the team at Garden-NZ.
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Dig a hole that is slightly deeper than the root depth and which allows for 20cm clearance around the roots... 
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