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I now have some raised beds in my garden for veg growing - the sort of stuff you want to pick little and often. In one bed I have errected canes for growing beans the length and breadth of bed. Anyone any ideas what i can plant in the centre by gardening Rev

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19/05/2012 21:43:41

by gardening Rev

caterpillar

found afew of these in green hse on runner beans plus garden..anyone know what they are.. Could be a ruby tiger moth caterpillar. Google and take a look, see what you think will do.. they certainly move very fast by jean linsley

13/09/2012 22:38:29

by jean linsley

Support

's garden?? Did you have single canes or what? I use bamboo for most things, even runner beans, but fix three together at the top so they stand like a tripod. For a row of beans, I make two tripods and fix a can from the top of one to the top of the other. by green fingerd will

21/08/2012 22:41:05

by FloBear

Andy51

Any ideas what to start growing in the greenhouse for a novice cant wait to start !! It depends on what you want to grow-but it is still relatively early Heated or unheated? unheated veg etc Broad beans can be started-for planting out in a few weeks by Andy51

29/01/2013 16:31:25

by Sam Glendinning

Talkback: Rampant rust

Broad Beans chocolate spot like mars bars, What a year. New to gardening i planted sweet corn in april picked some now really juicey. Peter: Yes you can eat sprout leaves in that they're not harmful but in my experience (and I only tried it once by Peter Moon

28/11/2011 18:29:52

by Pam from Hythe

Too late to plant more seeds?

was sowing beans on Friday's Gardeners World. Since only one of the eight I sowed germinated, I might try sowing some more as well. All I have to do is find a space for them! Can French beans be grown in pots? I've grown dwarf beans successfully in very by AJB

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10/06/2012 20:34:18

by Zoomer44

What fruit veg could i plant in a shady garden(peas, strawberries)?

Hi my garden south west facing, but we rarely ever get the sun because we live next to a co-op shop, so i was wondering what i could plant such as harvesting plants like strawberries, runner beans, french beans, tom thumb peas, but something that i by jpharro

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29/02/2012 15:05:32

by Emma Crawforth

Talkback: Pollen beetles and sweet peas

plates this year!! What have I done wrong and will they come up again next year. They are supposed to be hardy! We are plagued with pollen beetles in our runner bean flowers. Will this prevent them from producing beans?If so what can I do? I also have by Sweet pea

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28/11/2011 18:39:16

by undergardener

Peas

to transplant, when would be the best time to do so as they are a bit more hardy than the beans? Also broad beans ???? Have you hardened them off? If not, I'd start doing it now. Mine have been outside for a couple of (still in their guttering) under a cloche by Greenfingeredsmoggy

10/04/2013 19:07:23

by Alan4711

Talkback: Plant supports

We favour tunnels of canes for our runner and french beans, with added guy ropes at each end, tied to strong wooden posts deeply embedded in the ground. As we garden on the side of a hill we get alot of wind, and so far hazel bean poles in tunnels by mikegrahambarrett

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02/05/2012 21:05:28

by Excitable Boy

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