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the disappointing summer crop and anticipate the pleasures of autumn – a great time for garden visits and choosing new trees and shrubs.Some of the leaves are showing the first signs of autumn colour, with golden yellow developing in tree canopies. I’m looking

I THINK FOR CHELSEA YOU NEED BIG PLANTS WITH LOVELY FLOWERS. ALSO PUT A BIT OF PROPORTION IN YOUR DISPLAY ADDING BORDER PLANTS, CLIMBERS, SCRUBS AND TREES. THIS WILL MAKE AN ATRACTIVE DISPLAY THAT SHOULD AT LEAST WIN YOU BRONZE. IF YOU WANT GOLD ADD

.... because my wife is living with me in the uk,i wanted to make a small memorial garden,in our garden. her mothers name was VERA, so i was wondering if anyone knew of which plants,were of this name....?  i was hoping maybe for roses,or minature roses

(80ltr. kitchen bin).  If possible it would be evergreen, produce berries and be hardy. I'm also a beginner when it comes to "permanent" plants as I tend to grow mainly annuals due to space. I was looking online and these plants caught my eye but I don

and the berries are edible as well. Some plants just go on giving.The pink leaves of Davidii involucra are lovely in the autumn and you have the handkerchiefs in May.My birds brought a spindle tree for free to my garden and it is covered with its lovely pink

I have a shady area underneath my bamboo, for which I would like some planting.  However, I don't want the same old boring choices that books and magazines come up with.  Is there anything of interest I can choose?  Ideally I would like something

Hi everyone It's coming upto my kittens one year anniversary since he passed away...I'm wanting to create a small corner in the garden and have a few plants dedicated to him. He was ginger and called Benji, but I am stuck as what to choose. cat

I always have a dilemma in April, choosing the right plant supports for my tall border perennials, delphiniums in particular. Last year I used lots of home-grown sticks leftover from pruning my silver birch. Pushed firmly into the soil around clumps

More gardeners choose pansies and violas as their favourite bedding plant than any other flower.These brightly coloured flowers with their cheerful faces brave the very worst of our weather to put on displays during winter and spring, and voting

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