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, given that I can't go and just dig them up from the wild, I've planted anemone blanda in pots with a view to putting them out in the woodland later on when I know they have good root systems. Any tips on finding bluebell seeds would be gratefull

have been the same, they are now coming up in my veg patch so here's hoping. I've given up on my borlotti beans.  Seeds sown in the tunnel early and transplanted outside are pathetic and I might as well dig them up.  Seeds sown directly in the ground

I have nearly fininshed digging my border and am looking for inspiration for an all round the year planting scheme. The border is 1m deep and 20m long with a couple of ins and out ie. not straight. It is backed by a 3m high brick wall and faces

and probably the root structure will be large enough to cope with the shock so if you cut any, I shouldn't worry too much.  Once out of the pot, dig a hole which mirrors the size of the rootball and spike the surrounds of the planting hole to make sure

creeper should grow between the laurels, but I wouldn't worry about its roots taking over from them. In fact, if the laurels are large, then it might be difficult for the creeper to establish without a bit of TLC. Dig in plenty of compost when planting

not be impressed. But don't let that put you off. They will be lovely again next March.  thanks ! My mum was born in Ringwood My pulmonaria seeds itself all over the garden.  I dig up ones that are in the wrong place and either move them or put them in pots

colours so much just couldn't dig up and throw away. Pam - that's good news.  I'm having a vague memory that when I bought them as plugs, the leaves probably did have that tinge of dark purple/black to them until they grew on.  It doesn't smudge or come

even further. As I don't want any more clumps I have put divisions on the compost heap where they are now thriving! So I will have to dig them up from there. They are the first green shoots which appear in late winter, cope with any amount of snow

Hi All, I have about 20 plastic, aquatic type (so lots of holes), baskets sunk into ground, that have Tulips in them (wanted to make sure I knew where all the bulbs were so I didn't damage/dig them up at some point).  They're looking fab

flower stems and flower again in a few weeks' time, so don't dig them up yet.