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Poa, meadow grass

You haven't said what the problem is. My lawn is covered in lime green grassy patches which have grass flowers sprouting from them. I have checked on google and the problem looks as if it is Poa or Meadow grass. I can't see any chemical treatments by Robin3

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02/06/2012 05:49:15

by Dovefromabove

Clematis through a shrub?

when you want to enjoy the flowers. Because they only have one season of growth, they find it hard to dominate other plants. There is always a risk with climbers that they might smother the rest of the garden! Some lovely annual / tender climbers by pansy2

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30/12/2011 11:16:46

by Emma Crawforth

Help Need With Container Planting

bedding plants that are done twice a year so there is colour all year round. Im wanting to change it to perennial or shrub planting so i dont have to keep buying annuals and tons of compost to plant them up with. What i need is for them to flower or have by Luke Richardson

06/04/2013 00:02:45

by Verdun

amaryiliss

. Like florists cyclamen you can keep them green all year round if you want. I love these plants, but have never been able to get them to flower again. I have had lots of new leaves, but no flowers. Now I treat them like an annual - after all by mary jones

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18/02/2012 15:35:46

by mary jones

California Blue Bells

be greatly apreciated. Do you know their botanical name because that might help us to give advice. Hi punkdoc, it says on the box that they are phacelia companularia, hope that helps. The Phacelia that I know are not invasive, have beautiful flowers by donutsmrs

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10/05/2013 15:56:07

by donutsmrs

basic newbie problem

same plant, or from seeds it's dropped (or 'set') the previous year. HTH. Hi Glen Perennial, lives for several years, many years for some Annuals germinate, flower and seed in one growing season. biennials germinate one year and flower the next Hardy by glen3312

11/04/2013 23:22:17

by obelixx

Wedding flowers for September

Hello there, I am planning on getting married this September and would like to grow my own flowers particularly the table flowers and possibly my bouqet. I have a flower bed which is 4 foot by 10 foot which I need to start planning in. Has anyone by Pricey

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01/06/2012 06:55:55

by sotongeoff

Too early for annual seeds?

Hi Everyone, Has anyone taken the plunge yet and started growing annual flowers from seed this season. I'm itching to get on with it but most folk I know are waiting unit March. Got my eye on some dahlias (and I have a heated propagator by Lizanne Ford

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16/02/2013 12:27:36

by Lizanne Ford

In flower now

and violas, virburnum and violets. I even have annual sweet peas still growing but no flowers. Most of my spring bulbs are through with buds showing. My wild flowers are up and growing well too. One of the bonuses of living in the South West I guess. I live by Muvs Dashwood

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05/01/2013 17:58:50

by Rosa carriola

Primula

later this summer. They are usually treated like annuals and discarde because people want to make room for summer bedding. I cut the spent flowers off my Primulas and they just keep going you can also split them in the Autumn to increase your stock by Caz8

14/05/2013 14:20:54

by lucky3

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