Gardening with Alan Gray and Will Giles

Darius G Laws and his friend, Nick Woolgar have made a documentary about Capel St Mary's annual flower and produce show. On Capel Allotment on Pound Lane, are, left to right, Geoff Cox, Charles Heath, Edwina Cox, Andrew Tokely, Dennis Smith, Mick Webb, Nick Woolgar and Darius G Law. 

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Capel St Mary: Allotment movie goes international

A documentary showcasing the efforts of passionate allotment holders in a Suffolk village is to feature at a Central American film festival this summer.

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Boxford open gardens day. 21 gardens opened to the public. Pictured in her garden at Weavers House is Maggie Thorpe.

Gallery: Bright blooms come to live during open garden day in Boxford

A riot of colour, sweet scents and blissfully bright weather greeted visitors to one of Suffolk’s best-loved open garden events.

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The Stowmarket town sign in Ipswich Street opposite the Market Place

Stowmarket: Trees to be planted to commemorate Queen’s Coronation

Sixty trees are to be planted to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Queen’s Coronation.

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Felixstowe Mayor Jan Garfield and Suffolk Coastal District councillor Geoff Holdcroft break ground at the seafront garden next to the Town Hall on Tuesday to get the gardens renovation under way.

Felixstowe: Renovation of seafront gardens is under way

Contractors have started work on a £2.76million project to restore Felixstowe’s nationally-important seafront gardens to their former glory.

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Don’t miss your free 40 page Homes and Gardens supplement, free in tomorrow’s EDP

The EDP is giving every reader a free 40 page Beautiful Homes and Gardens supplement in tomorrow’s paper.

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Chelsea Flower Show 2013

Suffolk: County blooms at Chelsea Flower Show

The centennial Chelsea flower show today brought out the best in blossom with a host of Suffolk and Essex exhibitors and celebrities galore.

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Eddie O'brien, gardener, is becoming a rare species

Suffolk: Royal Horticultural Society highlights huge skills gap is threatening the industry

A skills gap in the horticultural industry is threatening the economy, environment and food security, according to a new report.

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Composting

West Suffolk: Drive to increase composting rates

grEEN waste bins will be available at a bargain price, as well as free compost and advice from environmental experts, to people in West Suffolk during National Compost Awareness Week 2013.

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Gardens in Aldeburgh will be open to the public

Aldeburgh: Gardeners to open their gates to the public in aid of the British Red Cross

Four neighbouring gardens that stretch over four acres will be open to the public in aid of charity.

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Boxford open gardens 2012

Boxford: Honeysuckle, delphiniums and lilies on display at gardens open day

THE gates to around 20 colourful gardens, including one created by the late Boxford lily specialist, Jenny Robinson, will be flung open to the public this summer.

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