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Snow on the Greenhouse

and there is only a couple of inches of snow on the glass. I have knocked it off the Fruit cage netting and the Shade House which is netting and the Shade garden where the netting is getting a bit old and rather brittle. Did shovel a lot of snow onto the beds by sotongeoff

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19/01/2013 17:19:54

by shazza3

white strawberries

blew away in the wind before they were planted out. One tray didn't make it so I'm having to wait to see whether the row planted out last year are whiteberries or pineberries. One things certain though, judging by their leaves they aren't alpine varieties by Alan4711

15/05/2013 22:50:42

by Zoomer44

Grassed area at the side of my house.

Hi all. I moved into my new house two years ago and have had some great results in my garden but there is one part of my garden I am not happy with. It is down the side of my house and measures 30 inches wide by 120 inches long,the problem I have by dannyboy10

13/01/2013 13:20:51

by dannyboy10

Talkback: Biodiversity at the Malvern Show

it anyway. Being a very keen advocate of biodiversity I would love to have been at the Malvern Show with the opportunity to meet the team but we have our Alpine Garden Society Group summer outing on Sunday, and one cannot afford everything when one is saving by Wildman of Pershore

28/11/2011 18:43:36

by happymarion

info on celendine plants

neat and tidy gardener or an alpine enthusiast the ywould be a pain. There are two quite different plants called celandine, and they are from two quite distinct genuses. Lesser celandine (Ranunculus ficaria - a member of the buttercup family) is a nasty by lucky3

26/04/2013 17:39:29

by Berghill

Talkback: Growing hebes

Hi Kate, I have a Hebe in flower,I took a piece from some one's garden while walking the dog's one night(it was over hanging the pavement)It is now quite a large bush,I don't know it's name but if it flower's now that good enough for me,The only by oldchippy

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10/02/2012 11:31:34

by Dahlia Lover

Talkback: Colourful winter stems

I have Salix niger with really black stems and two alpine willows, a Chinese one that has catkins in the summer and a Japanese one that has fat stumpy catkins so different from our pussy- willow or grey willow. But I do love the huge pussy willow by happymarion

18/02/2012 17:14:10

by www.alittlesliceofeden.blogspot.com

Under trampoline plants?

as to whether the flowers would prosper due to the lack of light. We have heavy clay soil and live in Scotland - so warm sunshine is not frequent Has anyone any advice as to how to make this area prettier? I don't know if a gravel garden underneath with alpines by Jarob24

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15/04/2013 20:15:54

by franco6832

what kind of grit do the gardeners use in there potting soil?

what do the gardeners from gardeners world us there potting soil? It looks like a kind or very small stones about two to four millimeters .Is it a kind of grit ore something else? They also springel some of it on top of een potted plant by Dutch-Ellen

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08/12/2012 06:14:05

by Dovefromabove

Rockery plan

on how to build a rockery - either from the library or secondhand very cheaply from the net. They used to be all the range in Victorian times. My alpine plants go into my scree garden which is slate on top of well drained soil with a few outcrops by pash2

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20/06/2012 20:24:26

by pash2

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