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Name the flower! Win a £50 cash prize!

Guess the name of flower on the left. Need a hand? To help you out we’ve given you a choice of four answers (see base of newsletter). Just select your answer and leave your name, email and contact number in the provided form, where you’ll even find a helpful hint. The competition will be drawn at the end of the month when we’ll be in touch with the lucky winner by telephone. Good luck!


There is up to 10,000 different types of grass in the world. Ranging from grass to rice, to wheat, to corn, to sugarcane and bamboo.

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Each monthly issue of this brilliant magazine will bring you news and information to inspire you in the garden, what to do, how to grow edibles, offers and competitions....and more.

The Gardeners Club has arranged for all members to receive a super money saving offer. For just £29 yearly subscription, you receive 13 issues, that’s a massive 39% saving against the £45.50 cover price, plus the convenience of being delivered to your door, as this exclusive offer includes the cost of postage. A fantastic package for garden lovers.


This month in the garden
Finally spring is on its way and the garden is waking up after winter, trees are starting to blossom and shrubs are starting to flower. So it's time to get going as spring is your busiest time in the garden and it's always best to get ahead before the weeds start growing. So to help you decide what to do and where to start, check out our expert advice from Michael Barratt for Monthly assistance.

War on slugs
Now is the time of year when slugs and snails start to rear their ugly heads in our gardens and flower beds. So before they get a chance to get stuck into your garden, it's best to get stuck into them and prevent a great deal of damage. For more information on how to win the battle against one of the garden's oldest enemies, see our article War on slugs.

A wildlife garden
In springtime not only are the flowers starting to bloom, but all sorts of creatures are coming out of hibernation and we hear the return of the bird song. Maybe you've always been a wildlife gardener and need some extra tips or perhaps you'd like to start attracting nature to your garden, whatever your reasons be sure to check out A wildlife garden at the Gardeners Club.

Cutting the lawn
At this time of year as the temperature increases and we enjoy more sunshine, the grass starts to grow and for many of us it marks the start of a regular routine for the next 6 to 8 months. Here's some useful advice from lawnandmower.com on lawn cutting best practice.

Kids Korner
Get the kids involved in the garden and it's a joy that will last them a lifetime. It can be great fun and real family 'quality' time that's almost free to do. Healthy, educational, useful and fun. Watch how they react to seeing things they have planted begin to grow and the experience of eating food they have cultivated. See our Kids korner feature for some inspirational ideas. Kids Korner.

Gardeners Club Hot Links
Here's a selection of what is hot online right now :

Your Greenhouse - Information

Save the humble bumble bee - News

Fantastic Competitions - Feature

Latest Weather with 5 day forecasts - News

Gardening Hints and Tips - Feature

Gardening in the recession - News
Club Watch
Keeping an eye on exciting developments from Web-Clubs:
Facebook Competition
Win this great four piece Antler Luggage set

To win this all you need to do is join the Travellers Club Facebook group.

Yes, you heard right, just join the Travellers Club Facebook group.


Grasses are extremely tough in nature, they can be found in the center of the north pole and in the middle of the equator.


The grass producing industry is multi million dollar because the high demand of artificial grass for sport arenas etc.


Grasses influenced cave mans to become farmers rather then hunters, of course not the case for everyone.


Name the flower! Win a £50 cash prize!

Simply click through on your chosen answer below:

A. Austrian Edelweiss B.Chinese Plum Blossom
C.Japanese Cherry Blossom D.West Indian Wild Orchid

Happy Gardening,

Clare, your Gardeners Club secretary


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