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drainage

am going to plant ferns, bamboo,cordys, palms, fatsia and euphorbia martinii. many thanks Ah the old "moist well drained soil" i often wonder if anyone actually knows what that means, as it appears on just about every plant label you ever buy by bluejan

13/05/2013 10:40:00

by bluejan

Too much ginger

Hello gardener, last week was our big surprise, when we saw so many wild ginger flowers under the bamboos. This ginger has never been growing by us, but every year new ginger in other places is growing allone. Now, we have a lot to harvest, as well by ThaiGer

12/12/2012 09:40:22

by Busy-Lizzie

veg

hi I have never growing veg before i am going to chance it i was thinking of the likes of broad beans ect but will have to be growing in pots on bamboo is that a good idea ground space is nill thankyou Broad beans don't need canes. They don't climb by jamesburke

21/04/2013 18:45:56

by flowergirl4

Bees in the Garden

I thought you would all like to see my natural bee home that I have placed in the garden it seems to be very popular and I've attached some photographs for you to have look at. It is made from a 6 inch wide plastic soil pipe packed with bamboo cut by Benchy

06/05/2013 22:00:02

by Gardengirl..

pampass grass

it to the compost heap. Took a while to rot down but it got there in the end Lol, I am growing pampas this year, it was either that or bamboo. I'm not thinking of attacking my bamboo in that way. The pampas flowered so late the stems broke in the autumn gales by gorby

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28/03/2013 06:50:47

by gorby

Metal obelisk or willow wigwam for sweet peas?

. I would go for metal, too. Don't buy the cheapest that you can find - pay a bit more and they'll last longer. As an interim measure you could use a wigwam of bamboo canes, but you'll need to wrap string or a bit of netting around the wigwam to get by happycottontail

20/04/2013 13:35:13

by Verdun

decorative pots

small bamboo (upright and evergreen, but not very original), or perhaps an agave, or a selection of alpines or succulents, or maybe a Zantedecia (can look good in a black pot).Make sure that the pot has a decent drainage hole. Pansy2, I would put a Thuja by pansy2

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29/04/2012 18:49:15

by blueberry77

Need Advice On Moving A Hedge

being young plants or even 3 to 4 years old. I know Bamboo's a good one but I can't afford that. Any ideas on something else I could use that's cheap and will grow fast to a height of 20ft in 2 to 3 years? This is my Garden in 2010, it's basically by Phil83

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08/04/2012 18:40:06

by Phil83

creating a Japanese garden.

book from the site you gave, which I think will help. My garden was well established, with large bamboo, ferns and acers, plants all characteristic with a japanese garden, but a little bit scattered,I have bought a stupa and we are placing a large by beatricecoffey

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29/07/2012 12:21:54

by beatricecoffey

May I introduce myself ?

scale farm/garden any kinds of fruits,veggies,flowers,bamboos and oil palms - and have big fun... If you want,you can have a look at my homepage for better knowing with who you talk(write). At the camping website (eco-farm)click gallery on the bottom by ThaiGer

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30/11/2012 15:34:05

by ThaiGer

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