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and two veg and said she'd like a herb pot, did parsley, sage and basil with a sperate mint pot and a bunch of cut flowers. Dressed up with a ribbon round the pot and a little card would make a lovely gift. Well you are lucky to have family and friends who by Iwant a biggergarden

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11/06/2012 16:55:50

by sotongeoff

Talkback: The no-dig method

advice – covering the ground with compost (or spent hops) then a membrane, and planting through this. I've tried something similar in the past myself, and it really helps smother and kill problem weeds, and prevents more annual ones germinating. I think by Baloo66

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09/01/2012 20:01:42

by peteballan

Talkback: Growing Verbena bonariensis from seed

i have one in mine garden with a combination wit peony's and tree peony's hope it will work as i planned it because the big flower of the peony's and the little flowers of the verbena will contrast (srry for my english i am from holland) I have by jrsniece

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16/05/2012 12:05:36

by sharonnetley50

Garden arches planting - help needed

in early spring, so they're not there all year round. Passion flowers climb well nad stay green all year round (with luck). Perennial sweet peas are another option but the vanish completely in the winter. You could also grow annual climbers like nasturtiums by trish beebe

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17/05/2012 17:51:46

by trish beebe

Best blue flowering plant

to introduce you to its properties as a Thai culinary flower. Butterfly pea is an annual vine that is native to the land in southeast Asia near the equator. Thais love dok anchan for it beautiful unique looks and for its culinary uses as a food coloring by Verdun

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03/01/2013 13:33:17

by Rambling Rose

What's loving all this rain?

. Most of my perennials look good, but the annuals I use for infilling are not in full flower as yet, just the odd bloom. We have had 2 relatively dry days with some sun so perhaps that will encourage them to get a move on. Vegetables not so good by Leggi

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18/07/2012 16:57:33

by Sparklepinksunflower

Talkback: Choosing plants for autumn colour

I've been delightedly surprised by the poppy red colour on the leaves of my red hammamelis which I did not expect as I bought it for the scent from the flowers early in the spring. An amelanchier is on my wish as it looks great in blossom by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:44:13

by jackie

Long, thin, narrow strip to plant up...

? ...not much to see...full of snow, Hollie...fab idea to paint it dark brown! let's see if I can add this picture.. Dark brown fences with white flowers go well ! Could you alter bed shape , mine all curve around the garden so some beds slightly deeper by Wildcosmos

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28/01/2013 22:15:08

by Rosa carriola

Ideas for back garden design-without lawn!

which basically has weeds growing through it and seems to have rocks/bricks thrown is (I can't seem to dig through it to plant anything in any case). I would like to have a one foot wide flower bed to the left of the garden along the fence and get rid by NotSoGreenFingered

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12/05/2013 19:17:19

by NotSoGreenFingered

Plant ID

, but there are pale ones with dark centres, and deep pink/scarlet ones too, and various shades in between http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=flax+flowers&hl=en&rlz=1C1SVEE_enGB425GB425&prmd=imvns&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=imDwT7fHHe-T0QWMkMDhDQ&sqi=2&ved=0CEYQ by Gracie5

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04/07/2012 22:11:22

by fotofit

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