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    Gardeners Urged to Reuse Cardboard Boxes Instead of Recycling▼Don’t Recycle That Cardboard Box Yet—Use It in Your Garden Instead✉newsLifeHome & Garden1 d ago

    Country Living Magazine is telling readers to hold off on recycling cardboard boxes and put them to work in the garden instead. The tip plays on cardboard's popularity as a weed barrier, compost ingredient and sheet-mulching material, offering a low-cost way to reuse packaging while boosting soil health ahead of the growing season.

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    Nine Royal Garden Ideas For A More Luxurious Yard●9 Royal Garden Ideas To Make Your Outdoor Space Look More Expensive✉newsLifeHome & Garden1 d ago

    Country Living Magazine has published a roundup of nine royal garden ideas that promise to make an ordinary outdoor space look more expensive. The piece draws design inspiration from the grounds of royal residences and translates them into practical tips for home gardeners. It is part of a steady stream of home and garden advice content aimed at readers looking to upgrade their yards affordably.

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    Quiz asks readers to match Celebrity Traitors stars to their dogs▼Can you match the Celebrity Traitors with their dogs? From Spaniels to Goldendoodles, put each breed with its owner✉newsCultureCelebrity3 d ago

    Country Living Magazine has published a light-hearted quiz challenging readers to match the contestants of Celebrity Traitors with their dogs, running from Spaniels to Goldendoodles. It invites fans of the hit BBC show to pair each breed with its celebrity owner, adding to the wave of coverage and chatter around the popular reality series.

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    Ten cosy TV shows recommended for autumn binge-watching●'Made for an autumn binge': 10 cosy TV shows to snuggle up and watch this season – Celebrity Traitors, Ludwig and more✉newsCultureTelevision5 d ago

    Country Living Magazine has published a list of ten 'cosy' television shows to watch during the autumn season, recommending viewers snuggle up with titles including Celebrity Traitors and Ludwig, among others. The roundup frames these programmes as ideal comfort viewing for colder evenings, joining the seasonal wave of autumn watchlist guides aimed at audiences planning their TV time as the nights draw in.