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Perennial project the forum way

But puncdoc, we all need to be focussed so no angry trousers. Ok?

which is best?

I don't have confidence in gro bags because they seem to dry out too easily.
This year I will grow in 3 litre pots using added perlite.
I must confess the obsession this year to grow lots of tomatoes.
I like figrats idea of mixing home made compost imto the mix too. ,definitely will do that.
And I intend to keep tomato,foliage dry to,avoid blight

Perennial project the forum way

Ive recently been asked to suggest plantIng scheme usIng hardy perennials and lots of flowers. To attract bees and butterflies would also be good I will be given dimensions, description of soil, and location. This sounds like a fun project.... Will post more info soon

Got any 'ose?

Bob, sorry to admit I know little about those fruits
Wine berry, jostaberry, lingonberry or Worcesterberry
How do you rate them? How do they compare with "usual" fruit like gooseberries, raspberries, etc?
Like Fairygirl, can you educate us a little please?

MORNING FORKERS

Morni g FORKERS.
Chicky restrain yourself. Keep away from GC.....It will severely damage your wallet
Blue hydrangeas are everywhere in Cornwall....grow wild almost...but in my garden soil is wrong for them so grow pink one. Woulld like a white called Anabelle.
How kind that Brumbulls putting a brave face on my lurgy...I guess he will survive. Ha na
Fairygirl, fairies don't exist....don't believe in stuff like that. Er, what do fairy prints look like then, just out of,curiousity? Anyway, I dont believe you are a fairy. Er, you're not.........are you?

A few things

Exactly what punkdoc says. It's been such a crazy winter that plants have suffered quite widely. When we get some real warmth again we should see things normalise. ,so wouldn't worry right now

good loppers?

Surprised myself. Bought pair from Lidl with 3 year warranty and they are superb.

pruning old conifers

What conifers are they? Leylandii? If so agree with chica
Chica you look very young there in your picture.

Can anyone tell me what this shrub might be?

Looks like pittosporum garnetti. Choisya sundance too

Got any 'ose?

Tina, Brumbull is excited. He shouts then. And he is bit deaf, poor fellow
Well done mummy too

Saint or sinner?.....don't like annuals

It's made my day......

Marigolds in the veg patch

Cannot propagate new guinea impatiens

Veronicastrums and heleniums

The very best variegated herbaceous n perennial plants....and do you like em?

More blue n yellow

Late seed sowing

Plants for summer scent

DONT PANIC MR MANNERING........

Mannequins in the garden

Mannequins in the garden

Libertias....who knows em?

Perennial project the forum way

Let's find out who gave me the Lurgy