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  1. I have recently acquired an allotment so I garden every day. Gardening can be a grubby business but a lovely apron and a bunch of flowers freshly cut from my patch makes me feel less like a farm labourer and more like a lady. Here in England the herb lavender is the purple plant of July, a perfect match for your lavender linen apron.

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