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replenish by gently sprinkling nyger seed over the empty Teasel heads.. Goldfinch also like thisle and Dandelion seeds. by Gary Edwards

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09/04/2012 21:37:34

by burhinus

wild flowers

(which is the best way). Could someone tell me the name of the thistle that grows to 6ft and has a tall seed head, (not small and round) as I have read that butterflys go for them in the summer and the birds eat the seeds in winter. are these thistle by denise butcher

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24/07/2012 14:49:49

by obelixx

Talkback: What's in a name

heads at the top of the stems. They are just like tiny little cloves. Also one of my onions produced seeds. I have collected them but am unsure what/how/when to plant them? Help please. The tiny little heads at the tops of the garlic stems can be stir by DahliaLove

28/11/2011 18:39:24

by joseph woosey

ID of plant growing EVERYWHERE!

? Lots of different types. They spring up all over our garden too. They can be spread by the wind. The flowers ate pink & the seeds head looks like cfluffy cottonwool. I'm not sure of its name, but I've seen it around alot. Try this to identify it http by Roxanne Blanton

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24/05/2012 15:48:02

by Gary Hobson

Seed pods on New Zealand Flax

the seed pods before the plants had set seed, would have helped. Thanks for your reply Gary. I have not replied earlier because I have been waiting to see what would happen with my New Zealand Flax this year. Two more have produced huge flower heads by sterelitza

03/08/2012 09:34:05

by Gary Hobson

Pots of summer colour in partial shade

-hardy - but the shade is enough that even last years' snapdragons struggled to show much after their first flush. Anyone had any success with anything they've grown from seed? I've tried any likely garden-centre candidates ready-grown - the usually available by auntie betty

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23/02/2013 20:18:39

by Verdun

Flower Identification

to dead head it. You should find they will self seed I found them coming up in the front garden with the main plant in the back garden Thank you everyone. I have ordered 3 plants online. I am really pleased 3 PLANTS.......Heavens they get very BIG and I by bananarama

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30/07/2012 22:51:19

by bananarama

Talkback: Growing cut flowers on the allotment

seeds a plenty I'm growing sunflowers as well. Skyscrapers - they were outstanding last year. Sunflowers are also great for feeding birds later and at the allotments where I am in South Devon we all seem to sow bee attracting flowers for pollination by Maria

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21/05/2012 16:54:18

by Bookertoo

Deadheading RhodedendonDead

the bush look more attractive, to reduce the prevalence of fungus and to prevent a heavy set of seed. If it is not possible to remove the old flowers, it is usually not too detrimental, but flowering the next year may be reduced.' This should be done when by mo_strawberries

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19/07/2012 16:24:20

by Gardening Grandma

clematis

't do the nectar but some of them have those lovely fluffy seed heads that stay all winter and are useful nesting material for birds. OMG Lead Farmer, your garden is so beautiful.........I am indeed happy to have found GW Forum. There are some stunning by creeps

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10/03/2013 16:22:44

by LeadFarmer

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