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Author Clodagh Handscombe in a Spanish Garden

Creating a garden in the Spanish sun can be very satisfying but difficult for an ex-pat.

Things need to be done differently in Spain. Hotter weather than England and different plants are just the start.

What to ask for in the garden centre is another problem.

Now you can get up to date practical advice by Clodagh and Dick Handscombe who are active gardeners and gardening authors living in Spain for 20 years.

Spanish Gardening Books

They have written a number of books available in both Spain and the UK on gardening - Spanish Gardening Books.

The books offer a wealth of practical advice for day to day gardening, problem solving and how to cope in a gardening crisis.

Gardening in Spain Web Site

Their web site, Gardening in Spain, has a articles that give up to date comprehensive gardening advice for both resident and holiday home owners of properties in Spain whether owning a house, villa, town house, finca , penthouse or apartment.

The links below lead directly to their site.

Gardening in Spain – March came in like a lamb, but!
Spanish weather is often full of good and bad surprises. Together with the different soils, plants, pests and diseases and gardening products gardening is always a challenge.  But a quartet of books is available to help you identify, understand, and overcome the challenges.

 

Spanish gardens under threat
Today Spanish gardens are under threat from a number of man made risks that were not there two decades ago. This article discusses the 10 main risks

 

Spanish gardens need more trees
Trees provide some of the best spring and summer flower displays in the garden, a privacy and security, pollution control and absorb carbon dioxide

 

Your garden might sell your Spanish home
The Spanish housing market is in the doldrums and anyone buying has plenty to consider at bargain prices - so use your garden to sell your house

 

SPANISH GARDENS – New Year Resolutions
With todays continuing tough economies there are some important New Year resolutions to consider to make the best of living in Spain. Clodagh and Dick Handscombe Gardeners, authors and broadcasters in Spain for twenty five years.

 

Christmas Best Wishes
Christmas greetings to gardeners from Spain

 

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