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Gardening expert Carol Klein has shared her weeding tips exclusively with Express.co.uk. Many keen gardeners are sticking on their wellies and getting out in the garden as the weather begins to thaw out in the UK. If you’ve found your garden littered with weeds, you may want to start removing them before spring.
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In this pandemic I am one of the lucky ones – first and foremost I live with Neil, my husband; we get on with each other brilliantly and, over the past year, we have seen even more of each other than usual. We have been together for 50 years. Although we have had little hug-to-hug contact with our lovely family, there were a couple of opportunities to meet up when, briefly, restrictions allowed. Our eldest daughter lives with her husband in California, our youngest in London with her husband and two children. Our grandson was born days before the first lockdown so his first birthday is coming up. How we all wish we could give him first birthday hugs and kisses or read books and play peepo with his sister. How can you miss people so much when you have seen so little of them?
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So, you need to permanently keep water in the plant saucer.
Fill up the saucer with water and allow all the soil to become wet, filling the saucer up when it is low on water.
If you notice the water becomes discoloured it can be changed weekly.
How to grow watercress: As the name might suggest, watercress needs to be kept moist all year round (Image: The Watercress Company)
Try not to water over the top of the soil, as this can disrupt the seed.
Watercress does not need to be fed, however, you must make sure it stays damp.
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Carol Klein’s two-part masterclass airing tonight at 7pm on Channel 5 shares her gardening knowledge, including how to prune plants and shrubs properly. While many tend to neglect their garden in the winter and early spring, there are actually many jobs to get done before summer arrives.
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