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1: What to do in the Garden in January

January 12, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 106 Views Charente, France, Garden, Gardening, January, Jobs-in-garden, Planting

Welcome to January, from now on the days will start to get longer and you and your garden will be

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2: What to do in the Garden in February

January 11, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 83 Views Charente, February, France, Garden, Gardening, Jobs-in-garden, Planting

February is an exciting month. Spring is almost here, and you will start seeing the first signs of the garden

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3: What to do in the garden in March

January 10, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 93 Views Charente, France, Garden, Gardening, Jobs-in-garden, March, Planting

Welcome to spring, the garden is starting to come alive and bloom after a long, dark winter. We have much

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4: What to do in the Garden in April

January 9, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 68 Views April, Charente, France, Garden, Gardening, Jobs-in-garden, Planting

This exciting month is a mix of new growth and spring awakening. Thanks to the showers in April and the

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5: What to do in the garden in May

January 8, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 84 Views Charente, France, Garden, Gardening, Jobs-in-garden, May, Planting

As one of the best months for gardening, you will notice your garden truly coming to life in May, Helped

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6: What to do in the garden in June

January 7, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 79 Views Charente, France, Garden, Gardening, Jobs-in-garden, June, Planting

Welcome to summer, the month where all of the hard work in the garden really starts to pay off and

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7: What to do in the garden in July

January 6, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 78 Views Charente, France, Garden, Gardening, Jobs-in-garden, July, Planting

Welcome to July, the sun is shining, and the garden is at its peak with an explosion of colour from

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8: What to do in the garden in August

January 5, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 70 Views August, Charente, France, Garden, Gardening, Jobs-in-garden, Planting

Glorious August, a time for spending time in the garden with some sizzling summer barbeques and enjoying the fruits of

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9: What to do in the garden in September

January 4, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 99 Views Charente, France, Garden, Gardening, Jobs-in-garden, Planting, September

A glorious month in the garden and a time for harvesting. September can be varied in terms of temperature you

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10: What to do in the garden in October

January 3, 2021January 23, 2021 admin 83 Views Charente, France, Garden, Gardening, Jobs-in-garden, October, Planting

With the dark nights getting longer and temperatures starting to take a turn, this is the month you’ll notice the

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IN DETAIL: When do France's top tourist sites reopen? May 17, 2021
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Paris drivers fined and banned after tourists charged €230 for airport taxi trip May 17, 2021
Three Paris drivers have been fined and banned from driving after tourists were charged €230 for a taxi from Charles de Gaulle airport into the city, in a case brought by Paris taxi authorities to try and deter unlicensed drivers from performing this type of scam.
Word of the day: La risée May 17, 2021
An expression you probably don't want to be the subject of.
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For those who want to travel this summer it looks like a vaccination certificate will be the must-have accessory, so can foreigners in France get hold of these if they're not yet registered in the French health system?
Disneyland Paris announces reopening date in June May 17, 2021
Disneyland Paris, Europe's biggest tourist attraction, said on Monday that it would reopen on June 17th as France eases Covid-19 restrictions.
France to offer free PCR tests to tourists and visitors this summer May 17, 2021
The French government has announced that tourists coming to France this summer won't have to pay for PCR tests – a requirement for returning home to many countries.
On the agenda: What's happening in France this week May 17, 2021
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What changes in France on Wednesday as phase 2 of reopening begins? May 17, 2021
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Reader question: Do I really have to register British visitors with the town hall because of Brexit? May 16, 2021
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