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Despite temperatures remaining cold and the ground frozen over across some parts of the UK, Britons can still get out in the garden do some planting before spring. Some vegetables, fruit trees and even flowers can all be planted in February. Gardening expert Heather Barrigan from MyJobQuote.co.uk has outlined what you should plant in February to have a blooming spring.
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Receiving a bouquet of flowers can be a lovely surprise, and are often sent for a number of different occasions. Lilies, daffodils and chrysanthemums are among some of the most popular flowers found in bouquets. But before you gift someone a bunch of flowers, it may be worth checking which ones are poisonous. Despite their beauty, there are actually several flower varieties that your might want to warn the recipient about.