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5 ways a messy greenhouse stops your fruit and veg from growing – plus the quick fixes to help them thrive

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By Eve Smallman Verified
| Country Living (UK) Verified
As the growing season draws to a close, your greenhouse can quickly become a dumping ground for empty pots, old compost, dead leaves and gardening equipment. But while a little clutter might not seem like a problem, leaving your greenhouse messy could affect how well your fruit and vegetables grow.
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5 ways a messy greenhouse stops your fruit and veg from growing – plus the quick fixes to help them thrive

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By Eve Smallman Verified
| Yahoo Life UK Verified
As the growing season draws to a close, your greenhouse can quickly become a dumping ground for empty pots, old compost, dead leaves and gardening equipment. But while a little clutter might not seem like a problem, leaving your greenhouse messy could affect how well your fruit and vegetables grow.
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Why thick layers of fallen leaves can damage your lawn before spring

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By Eve Smallman Verified
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Why thick layers of fallen leaves can damage your lawn before springHRAUN - Getty Images As autumn arrives and trees begin to shed their leaves, it can be tempting to leave them where they fall and allow nature to take its course. While a light scattering is unlikely to cause any problems, thick layers of leaves left sitting on your lawn for too long can quickly create unhealthy conditions for your grass – and cause several issues that may not become obvious until spring.
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