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Moving Garden

Moving Garden

Moving Garden
by elspeth
The internet is riddled with advice about moving house, but what about moving garden! It’s interesting, because I value my garden nearly as much as the house itself, so getting that organised for our imminent house move has taken plenty of thought and action. I thought I’d share some hints and tips on moving garden…
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