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WELCOME TO June

At last the summer is here, with the promise of long days in sunwarmed gardens, enjoying fresh air, fluttering butterflies and, of course, a bonanza of new-season produce. Food lovers feast on tender young broad beans and juicy strawberries. Windowsill pots throng with fresh green herbs and canny cooks plan quick, simple meals, leaving time to enjoy all the season has to offer.

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