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HELP me please!!

areas in my garden and have filled them with summer plants and spring flowering bulbs but being a mother with a smallish budget i cant afford to keep buying seasonal bedding plants to keep the colour up in my garden so can any of you please suggest by natalia85

27/10/2012 18:01:21

by ChristyRose

Daffodils and Tulips - what to do as they fade?

Hello there, as an amateur gardener living in a basement flat with a patio/courtyard I am limited for choice with planting. I planted some bulbs in February and they have flowered beautifully mostly getting sun on top of my shed! Now by LeeSW1

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08/05/2013 22:49:31

by Welshonion

need help

) and grow in cultivated soil. They can't compete wth grass. You just direct sow these as you would any annual. I saw something like this at Sissinghurst years ago and thought it was very stunning! The one there was primarily grass with wild flowers dotted by denise butcher

12/01/2013 21:32:04

by nutcutlet

Winter flowering violas

I bought 4 potted violas from my local garden centre in late autumn and they have flowered all winter and given me much pleasure. I kept them in their original pots and put them on the patio. They are now looking rather sad. They are still flowering by rubber

17/03/2013 18:33:13

by cairnsie

Solanum Crispum

I have a beautiful solanum which is 3 years old. This is my 2nd (left the last one behind when I moved). Every summer I snip off the spent flowers to discourage berry growth and to encourage more flowers...Is this the right thing to do though by rosesgrowonyou

02/06/2012 22:04:51

by rosesgrowonyou

winter pansies can they carry on

or take them out and let them recover over the summer else where??? please help Well they can -but honestly not worth the bother of keeping-treat as an annual-discard- and start afresh later in the year I saw one profesional grower on TVrecently who says by sandra 6

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29/05/2013 19:47:16

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Greenhouse size?

. What's concerning me is would this be a practical size to use, I'm mainly thinking of raising annuals from seed and growing tomatoes in the summer. I appreciate that anything is better than nothing and I have limited experience of using a greenhouse. I by Norm2

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27/11/2012 22:49:44

by Verdun

Seeds & cuttings on a windowsill

the winter), or will they always be stunted? Is it worth bothering to grow annuals from seed when you don't have a greenhouse, if it takes so long for them to mature that you don't have long to enjoy the flowers? I'd be glad to hear your advice and experience by karenfletcher

20/05/2013 17:53:43

by lorna samuel

Easy care plants

for butterflies are easy and how about scabious which children find very pretty (little pincushion flowers) and are great for bees and butterflies too. My girls loved dianthus which I had in a big clump beside the path and they called it the hedgehog! Very tactile by The Artist

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23/05/2013 23:08:16

by HOLEDIGGER

Flower in the garden...

around to see it. Now it is an annual event, usually there are about 30 of these amazing flowers. The label has long since been lost, it came from my wonderful local GC; Moat Road Nursery. The plant is only 1 metre sq. and needs virtually no care. I agree by bunnysgarden

06/02/2013 05:38:19

by SwissSue

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