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Where did my question go?!

://www.gardenersworld.com/members/berkley/ and voila http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/plants/evergreen-grasses/74030.html bit like looking for christmas lights-they are there if you look Found it . its on section 4 Thank you so much for your prompt reply - and yes, I take the point about by Berkley

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14/02/2013 11:40:38

by sotongeoff

Talkback: Parsnips

Christmas :-(I do still have my sprouts to pick, very noble indeed ;-)Happy Christmas to you too and best wishes to all. (it won't let me put the... why won't it let me put the?)I am most impressed by your freshly-harvested parsnips: infinitely straighter by Lainey

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27/12/2011 18:22:14

by Nightowl2010

Talkback: Robins

'm surprised that anyone should question why robins are associated with Christmas. When Christ was in the manger, the little fire available was fanned by the robins' wings so that the infant could keep warm. In doing so their breast became scorched by kathryn.brock

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25/02/2012 17:41:20

by BrendaScott53

Date seeds

Hi everybody,new visitor to this site but i am looking for any suggestions. After finishing eating my dates last Christmas i stored them until this spring when i planted them up.All three germinated but they look exactly like my cucumber plants by Russell Stanley

01/06/2012 11:26:25

by Russell Stanley

Lavender for lavender bags

Hi I want to make lavender bags for, dare I mention the word in August?? Christmas but I don't know when to cut and dry the flowers. Cut them in early to full flower when the weather is dry - preferably in the morning to get the best by Sillybug

19/08/2012 22:46:59

by Shrinking Violet

Jasmine Polyanthum

I have one of theses which usually lives in the conservatory and for some reason this year it's decided to bud earlier than usual so I've brought it in the house to try to encourage it to flower for Christmas. I've read it likes a cold period by The Ice Queen

03/12/2012 08:34:47

by The Ice Queen

camilia

gentle it wont pull out.I would suggest you do this in late spring early summer. I snipped a few stems of our camellia about a month ago and put them in water in the cold greenhouse. cos we've been away and then Christmas I forgot them 'til today and am by Lesley Rogers

28/12/2012 16:14:05

by budlia63

Competition perfect for gardeners!

for green fingers!You enter on the website - www.carex.co.uk x Great idea, but you can't buy a greenhouse with red letter day vouchers! Or I would be entering like a shot. Hmmm, might be a good idea for OH's Christmas present, I'm sure he'd enjoy a spot by Annapix

10/04/2013 13:51:56

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Growing hyacinths in water

Hi all, I'd like my gardening club (primary school children) to grow hyacinths to take home at Christmas. I ideally would like to grow them in water so the children can see the roots. My problem is what kind of clear (everyday) container could I use by Daintiness

18/09/2012 17:54:57

by Bookertoo

Mice Pies

. The exact quote is 'From visits to Santa, an enchanted story trail, a giant poinsetta Christmas tree, gift ideas, biscuit decorating and mice pies. sounds a bit well I feel like screaming at the thought,I know a friend of mine bit into a choc bar by Roger 5

06/01/2013 07:37:15

by roses2

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