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What was the name of that lovely plant

they are basically a wild flower and many might consider them to be weeds but apart from the blooms they have a lovely fragrance. Please help if you can. I'm sure someone has the answer.Thanks. Ken. This was asked last week-the answer was sweet rocket http://www by Ken Wallace

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29/06/2012 21:10:54

by fotofit

Talkback: How to make compost

in waste/burn.You will get away with annual weeds, but dandi,docks & nettles are really persistant. I find that works best for me.Making sure your composter is placed where you get sun most of the day aids heating up which will break down waste faster,& a by jazcaz

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22/04/2012 18:02:00

by marshmello

How tidy is your garden?

weeds are removed? We are all different...we don't all wear the same clothes or like the same food. I'm not into natural wild gardening or gardening with annuals but I can still enjoy seeing this style. Variety is good...no style is better than by Woodgreen wonderboy

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08/03/2013 06:07:13

by thegreatgardener

Dispute

, she says its a weed and can seed all over the new garden, i think it is a magnificent plant with great structure and full of scottish symbolism ( though i wouldn't want any more of them).Anyways we have both agreed to abide by what ever the majority by Percy-Grower

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05/04/2012 17:02:46

by Percy-Grower

Ideas for back garden design-without lawn!

Hi there I am looking for an affordable way to give my back garden a makeover. At the moment it has approx three feet of concrete, which I am thinking of decking over. Then it has a horrible weed covered lawn and a small raised area at the back by NotSoGreenFingered

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12/05/2013 19:17:19

by NotSoGreenFingered

Are sterile plants any good for wildlife?

and have some of the biennial forms as the white one in particular looks very good in my shady area. Pam's choice is another favourite and I have seeds to sow for next year. I do mine in pots as I know where they are and OH can't accidentally weed them by Lunarz

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02/08/2012 15:05:24

by obelixx

Talkback: Lemon verbena

to brushing past it on my way to the garden and releasing that fabulous smell. It will be a real tonic post op as my gardening this Spring is limited to throwing annual seeds and hoping something will appear when I get out of hospital - a cup of lemon brew by Philippa

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19/04/2012 14:43:51

by diggingdoris

Talkback: Growing cut flowers on the allotment

friendly flowers that I grow I shall plant lots of annuals in the veg plot just for them to enjoy. I'm sure it will less stressful than trying unsuccessfully to stop the slugs eating most of my veggies. What a great idea. Don't think there are any hives by Maria

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21/05/2012 16:54:18

by Bookertoo

Ideas for new rented property

then the cheapest method is to sow seed, but that takes longer than turfing. You could put down bark chips instead of grass on some of it to have as a base for a child's play area. Put down a weed supressant permeable membrane first and cover thickly with bark by adejones

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24/02/2013 11:14:39

by Rosa carriola

Wildflowers

in grass I'd go down the plugs (or larger), route. If I was sowing a hay meadow from scratch I'd sow everything in weedfree soil in the autumn. If I was growing an annual cornfield mix (cornflowers, poppies, corncockle etc. I'd sow direct into cultivated by Bookwormy

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06/03/2013 20:09:09

by Wild about Flowers

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