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Newbie needing help

to start plating and growing some things, but haven't a clue what I can sow now? I like all sorts of fruit and veg, chillies etc but don't want to go mad first as I'm totally new to it, I’d like to plant some things I could possibly use over Christmas by Darren1976

24/09/2012 21:05:25

by Mattwestyorks

Cheap Christian Louboutin Peep-toe

of Diane Wesley.Certain hymns, notably Christmas carols, are widely embraced by simply various denominations while a good many hymns are on a certain orlando traditions.Often this is because doctrinal variance reflected with the words from the song but more by veltpecoraroose

24/09/2012 23:54:56

by veltpecoraroose

Tin Can Recycling

for a niece for Christmas http://www.nhmshop.co.uk/science-nature-kits/build-your-own-robot-bug/product.html - a brilliant way to recycle drinks cans nutcutlet wrote (see) That's splendid Sam. OH has been collecting cans for years. He's going to build by Sam Glendinning

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30/12/2012 09:59:21

by flowering rose

New year growth starting early

frosts in autumn so nothing that flowered earlier is still in flower. Sounds milder in England. Bulbs just starting to show here and one Christmas rose is out. I think Tim meant to put a comma after his 8C-10C. You are probably right I have got all spring by Tim Burr

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04/01/2013 16:35:28

by sotongeoff

when to plant

My son bought me 3 large good MADONNA Bulbs for Christmas because he knew I loved them but I don't have any planting times etc Should I plant in a large pot now or wait for the spring and then plant them ,as it is so wet ourside although my soil by julia Butler

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04/01/2013 18:14:38

by BobTheGardener

Cut Flowers for September Wedding Bouquet?

something to look into.I had some beautiful rose trees from my great aunt at Christmas which I'm hoping will be in flower by then. I hadn't thought of cornflower or cosmos though.. And I'll have to google the other suggestions, because I've never heard by Rachel Helen

22/01/2013 15:52:14

by Rachel Helen

What not to grow

small and tough too. I always try to grow brussels sprouts for Christmas but they always fail and I buy them. They worked so well when I lived in Kent! Celeriac. Massive in the shops, I never grew them like that. Swedes much prefer to grow in a field by Green Magpie

30/01/2013 20:38:30

by Welshonion

That's shallot!

to harvest. I'd get them going as soon as possible. Christmas is the traditional time to plant them. Thanks for the advice. My shallots should arrive today so, Bob I thought I would cover them with fleece for week or so to prevent birds etc attackiing them by Verdun

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04/03/2013 23:05:32

by dmball

Happy Mothers Day

,Now she says its raining ,cold misserable,cant be bothered AND its Mothers day AND she,s already had Christmas day off!!! wots it all comimng too,She,ll want her birthday off next,, Brum wot are you starting here you,ll be giving em the vote next come by Brumbull

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10/03/2013 20:09:55

by obelixx

Hellebore Addiction

than pot up little seedlings and bring them on and give them to friends. Now, since 'meeting' some of you (you know who you are ) I get an uncontrollable urge to buy a hellebore whenever I see one. I now have H Niger 'Christmas Carol', H Niger 'Snow by Dovefromabove

07/04/2013 23:51:18

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

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