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Hi all, I would like some houseplants in my conservatory which gets very cold in the winter and obviously very hot in the summer. Can anyone recommend a suitable abutilon please?  Thanks in advance

My conservatory is unheated. It is hot on sunny days but the temperature drops considerably during the evenings and on cold, rainy days.  Can anyone suggest both flowering and non-flowering plants that I can grow successfully please? I do have

Can anyone suggest climbers for a large conservatory. It is hot - when we have anything approaching summer - but largely unheated in winter. I have a good trellis cones which reach almost to the top bars.

Has anyone tried growing sweetpeas indoors?  I want to grow some in growbags, up strings, in my greenhouse / conservatory.  Will that work or do they need to be outside? There are other hardy annuals I'd like to keep indoors too.  Is that a stupid

My partner has tended his pepper plants in the conservatory like babies all ready for the Horticultural Show.  They looked perfect until he looked very closely only to find deep brown patches appearing on them.   Too late now for the Show, but would

My partner has tended his pepper plants in the conservatory like babies all ready for the Horticultural Show.  They looked perfect until he looked very closely only to find deep brown patches appearing on them.   Too late now for the Show, but would

I bought a carniverous plant (trumpet pitcher) as an 'experiment' earlier this year and keep it in my conservatory. It obviously loves where it is as its doubled in size and will probably need repotting later in the spring. Alot easier to keep

sally, its a busy time but well worth it, i don,t have a green house, but i do have a conservatory that doubles up as a greenhouse from february to may, i am a novice, so far tho, i have panzy cosmos, nasturtion, african daisy popping upwhen i see

I confess, it was me but there were a few and this one had dropped off the plant onto the dirt. I didn't think anyone would mind that one?  Anyway I planted it, this was about 2+ years ago and now it has produced some lovely flowers. It likes being south facing and grows in garde...

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