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All I want for Christmas is...

The more I learn about gardening, the more I wish I had a bigger garden. Since that isn't going to happen, the plant on my wish list would be a tiny russet apple tree; I don't have room for any more large fruit trees. What would everyone else like by artjak

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10/12/2012 16:17:48

by Maud is in the garden

Midges/mosquito help!!!

Last summer when we first moveisn't to our new home, we had a housewarming party and I was bitten so badly I had a really bad reaction, my legs swelled up and I was poorly for a good few weeks after... We have two apple trees and a damson tree by Luubear

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27/04/2013 01:04:29

by Luubear

Why May?

I'll tell why May. Because it's the best month of the year that's why! The colour green has never been so vivid, from the road side verges to the unfurling leaves on the trees, especially the biguns, Chesnut! The green isn't so brilliant by itsnotmyfault

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26/04/2013 12:50:15

by Fairygirl

Beware of gardainbargains.com

these guys a good few years back, out of a magazine - the mini orchard collection, apple tree, pear tree, plum tree with free cherry tree. All went through a couple of harsh scottish winters in pots outside, but the only one to survive was the pear, which by kevin merriman

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29/08/2012 09:48:09

by jatnikapyar

Rented property - new to gardening

fab. You could train climbers up the back wall to hide it, if you want to be productive perhaps a an apple or pear tree on a dwarf root stock, or even some raspberry canes (depending on what you like most). Things like tomatoes and strawberries can by William Couch

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25/02/2013 08:09:34

by Gardening Grandma

Talkback: Cold spell

freezing on our allotment yesterday, but we had a really good day. we had our annual manure heap delivered last week so we made a start on moving it yesterday. The allotments are beautiful when it is icy, the trees are especially, just like a picture by galloway130

28/11/2011 18:37:44

by PhillDoc

Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides)

sheltered. In fact, none of my climbers have done well this year. It's as though the last 3 months haven't happened. The only things which have grown are my sunflowers (which are very large) and my roses. My apple trees gave me a grand total of one apple. I by yarrow2

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23/07/2012 15:51:34

by diggingdoris

The A to Z of TV Gardening

letter B all the beans which are good to grow, beetroot I never manage to grow this very well. Will probably watch on iplayer good that way. FAB indeed Just watched it . Was very useful, though can't see myself grafting apples! Just need inspiration by David K

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09/01/2013 13:28:18

by Steve Johnson

Talkback: Birds in winter

lots of trees and shrubs which offer shelter which probably helped attract it into the garden. This year I have had the usual visitors - blackbirds, loads of all kinds of tits, very few sparrows, chaffinchs, robin, wren and of course a couple of those by Denise

28/11/2011 18:37:43

by Deano219

Talkback: Six plants for a new garden

-standard' but much loved. I would have to take fuchsia Beacon, which lives up to its name, and the common snowdrop Galanthus nivalis. Which rose? Either Gertrude Jekyll or Albertine. Two trees: My lovely deep purple double syringa vugaris (variety unknown), and my by emma t

28/11/2011 18:37:15

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