Gardens
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A new generation of corn comes in different flavours and dazzling colours, says James Wong, and they are even easier to grow, too
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Growing with the season rather than trying to jump ahead can make a lot of sense
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Its flowers bring heady scents to a bleak time of year from December to March – followed by long-lasting berries
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Participants in the world’s biggest wildlife survey this weekend could see droves of charismatic waxwings arriving from Scandinavia, says RSPB
James Wong on gardens Tried green tomatoes?