Pat Duke is a Reporter at Torbay Weekly and North Devon Gazette. He focuses on themes of agriculture and farming, with particular expertise in horticulture, sustainable agriculture, soil science, and permaculture. Pat's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his commitment to covering crucial topics in the agricultural sector.
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Pat Duke's coverage is focused on local gardening and seasonal topics in Torbay, United Kingdom. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer practical tips for local gardeners, information about new gardening products or tools available locally, or insights into upcoming local events related to gardening and flowers.
Given the emphasis on house & home and personal finance themes, she may also be open to content that provides financial insight into gardening activities or explores how gardening can enhance one's living space.
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Tips from our resident green-thumbed gardener, Pat Duke
How to make the most of your patch from our resident green-thumbed gardener, Pat Duke
The latest tips from our resident green-thumbed gardener, Pat Duke
The latest crop of gardening tips from our resident green thumbed gardener, Pat Duke
The latest gardening tips from our resident green-thumbed gardener, Pat Duke
From asters to early potatoes, December is the perfect month for simple, cold-weather tasks that set the garden up for spring
With trees laid bare, now’s the time for careful cuts, pond tidying and a little rose-leaf therapy
Ideas for winter containers, evergreen plants and caring for rhubarb when the garden is too wet to dig
April is an exciting time to be in the garden, the noise from other garden users like birds and insects let us know as much as the noise of mowers and excited chatter and gossip across the fence.
As rain is expected in the Bay Pat says: ‘Don’t waste the water’
