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Talkback: Plants for perfume

. It will sit outside the kitchen door and waft the lovely fragrance throughout the dark days of winter. Please can anyone help.I am wanting to to grow some hyacinths for christmas.I planted the in containers about six weeks ago and put them in a dark warmplace by whitevan woman

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28/11/2011 18:41:31

by Violingirl

Talkback: Brussels sprouts

informed me that I needed to put a splash of vinegar in the cooking water to stop this happening. I was left with a small bowl of grey sprouts... very appealing! BUT, and here's the amazing thing, when I cooked them up on Christmas day, the purple colour by gaynorthegardener

28/11/2011 18:30:27

by flatcap_man

Talkback: Snowdrops

doesn't it lift your heart to see these pretty little flowers they are so welcome in the dreary days after Christmas, wish I could have the complete range but then that would leave the garden empty the rest of the year. The Snowdrop Valley, correct by kaycurtis

13/01/2012 01:30:35

by jonno

Talkback: Holly berries

christmas wrealths,garlands and table arrangements, so as there are no berries we use other sources of berries that will achieve just as wonderful a display as if using our Ilex berries. There is the crataegus orientalis,Sorbus aira'Lutescens' and Skimmia by SHEDDY

05/01/2012 12:15:01

by Nicola Lois

Talkback: Plume moths

I'm hoping someone will buy me a moth trap for Christmas Richard, or at least the electrics so I can make one. We get loads of moths and caterpillars in our garden but I can never identify them... I found a beautiful moth in my greenhouse yesterday by debbiemackenzie

28/11/2011 18:43:59

by donutsmrs

Allium Bulbs

Not sure where my orginal post went! Just after a bit of advice on planting my allium bulbs. I was given some for Christmas, didn't get a chance to plant them, and am wondering whether I could get them in the ground now? Or would I be better by Louise Matthews

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17/03/2012 15:21:10

by Stephen Shipley

Hydragea

, have flowered keep those on the plant to protect next year's buds. I let my heads dry out and spray them gold to use for Christmas decorations. Mariebainbridge, I love that idea, I will be doing that this year! Thanks by David10

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02/08/2012 22:16:30

by Anna Skehan

Agapanthus and dead heading..

year when we had that mild spell up to Christmas-so wait and see. thanks sotongeoff.. i hve never tried it before but just wondered as the are dying down now. will let ya know. In a season like this many things have flowered again and very quickly. My by gardeningfantic

07/08/2012 20:12:06

by christopher2

Red Filbert

windowsill or the like. Eat by the end of Christmas. Thanks for the advice but the colour changed in August, so do you think it is still OK, will the colour come back proplerly next year ?. Do not feed your filbert; it is pointless and wasteful to feed any by skywoman

23/09/2012 12:44:00

by Welshonion

Growingspuds for Chistmas...

After growing spuds successfully for several years in bags, I had hoped the 3rd year trying for Christmas spuds might have been within my grasp but me thinks set back with late blight, the plants are not looking very healthy and with the threat by Zoomer44

06/10/2012 01:10:40

by Insomnia1973

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