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Growing cyclamen

By Pippa Greenwood on 16/12/2010 11:12:26

perfume. It's sharp, lemony and ever-so-slightly sweet - I love it.This year there seems to be a lot of grey mould (Botrytis cinerea) lurking about on cyclamen plants. Each time I make my purchases, I spend a good few minutes checking around the base


Impatiens downy mildew

By Pippa Greenwood on 15/05/2013 11:21:09

It’s always great fun making Gardeners’ Question Time programmes. Sometimes it comes with an added bonus when we do a feature special, like when I took the opportunity to go and visit the labs at FERA (Food and Environment Research Agency) in York


Garden jobs for spring

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 01/03/2010 14:33:06

to make a list. Things I need to do before spring: (i) A huge pile of manure has just arrived and I need to get that shovelled onto the borders. (ii) I have to get supports into the borders before things start growing - luckily we live in some woodland so


Garden birds and Feed the Birds Day

By Kate Bradbury on 28/10/2010 11:10:54

or germinate into weeds. Buying better quality food means healthier birds, less mess and fewer rodents.We're getting to that point in the year when energy-rich food makes all the difference to small birds surviving winter. There's much less natural food


Allotments: little and often

By Lila Das Gupta on 12/11/2009 16:33:31

with genetic make-up as it does with horticultural aptitude.  The subject was on my mind a while back when I went on my annual pilgrimage to see my mate Natasha in Rugby who tends to three plots. Her acreage backs on to a plot owned by John, a lovely man who


Planting bulbs late

By Adam Pasco on 16/11/2009 20:38:17

The same thing happens every year. I buy my bulbs in good time, and then don't make time to plant them! I've got a huge bag of tulips and other bulbs to be planted, but it will soon be December.Other things got in the way during October, and then I


Distractions from gardening

By Jane Moore on 23/01/2009 16:20:11

I have a confession to make: I haven't been up to the plot for a week or so and, what's more I can't see me getting up there for the next week or two either... I know it's the right time of year to get on top of digging, manuring and tidying


Arley Arboretum

By on 11/04/2013 12:21:56

638Lion Lane, Upper Arley, Nr Bewdley, Worcestershire01299 861 368www.arley-arboretum.org.ukDY12 1SQOpen 13 Mar-3 Nov, Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm. Adults/OAPs £6, children (3-16) £2.parking,toilets,part-disabled,plants,refreshments,picnic,dogs,public-transport


How to set up a worm bin

By Gardeners' World on 27/10/2011 16:18:11

by post, make sure you set up the bin within two days, as the worms may not survive if they are not quickly transferred into their bedding.Worm bin kitBrandling wormsKitchen waste (see tip below)all year roundAttach the legs and tap, add a single tray


How to build a leaf heap

By Gardeners' World on 19/07/2011 12:07:39

Autumn leaves are mainly broken down by the slow action of fungi rather than by bacteria that decompose other compost bin ingredients quickly, so it's best to compost them separately in a simple cage.The leaves of all deciduous trees make good leaf


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