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Evergreen hedging query

Can anyone please give me some feedback on what would make a new evergreen hedging as a divide between two houses. Currently I have a lovely display of bamboos but they have grown too well and the neighbour is complaining. Ideally I want to grow by Keef

03/09/2012 17:11:13

by Keef

drainage for tropical style garden

Going to do raised beds for tropical style garden with plants like palms, ferns, caster oil plant,cordylines and bamboo, would i start with a layer of stones then soil for drainage. Advice please. Bamboo and fern do not really need drainage by bluejan

07/04/2013 20:03:57

by blairs

Support

Hi all I've had a problem this summer, my sweet peas and some other climbers have gone over they were supported by bamboo canes but they've grown so much they've toppled over any ideas on stronger materials like montys climbing supports? In he by green fingerd will

21/08/2012 22:41:05

by FloBear

Fargesia Nitida

I was hoping someone could advise me the best course of action before planting 2 pots of Fargesia Nitida. I understand this is a clumping bamboo, but I don't want it to take over the borders. Is there some thing I can do before I plant them, i by Garden learner

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10/03/2012 12:09:31

by Garden learner

How to plant the watermelon?

its spring in our there now, im going to plant some watermelon, any body has suggestioins? Germinate your seeds then get a large pot. Around the pot place 5 bamboo sticks and tie together. When the watermelon starts to grow you tie the plants around by Raina

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19/04/2012 21:04:09

by blairs

suitable plants for a middle sized put

I have two medium sized pots in a slightly shady part of my garden and would like to know if I could plant a bamboo - I need height to block an unsightly view. What would you suggest. Ann Pownall Dorset How about Runner Beans ?? (early so protect by Ann Pownall

01/04/2012 16:08:25

by Dragon 87

Pot Climbers

Hi Need to know of a climbing plant that can be grown in post to cover the banboo in the attached picture. The picture was taken early morning and the area get loads of sunshine Just looking to use the bamboo rather than taking down and putting up by Frozz

10/10/2012 13:11:49

by Frozz

Growing veg in an unkempt garden!

tidying up.The main thing I want to do is grow vegetables, and I was planning on putting some raised beds in the bed areas that are already in the garden. However, when I was clearing out the weeds yesterday, I found that the bamboo which I was going by Loz46

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03/04/2013 11:34:53

by Joyce Goldenlily

Advice on growing Raspberries

put a bamboo cane next to them and tie it to them,not to tight so they have some support if autumn ones you need to cut them down to ground level and they dont need no support they are both very easy to grow,all i do is add some bonemeal to the soil by LorraineP

21/03/2013 22:50:15

by LorraineP

Talkback: Owls in abundance

when I plant bulbs in pots to stop squirrels taking them I place up turned hanging baskets over them and anker them down with bamboo until they are big enough, then the pests leave them alone. bye the way Pippa the owls are beautiful lovely picture by Louise

28/11/2011 18:29:42

by kaycurtis

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