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diamond jubilee

would like to know what to plant for a good display for the diamond jubilee Hi Susan, I have ordered the free petunias that are on offer in Gardeners World Magazine, they are red white and blue and should look great in a hanging basket. You could by susan sabuda

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07/03/2012 18:45:19

by donutsmrs

plant for large pot

in summer as you can use bedding like petunias, bidens, verbenas and my favourite Dichondra 'Silver Falls'. In the winter it's a bit harder, but variegated ivy trails beautifully, and Muehlenbeckia complexa will do the job but would be best in a sheltered by Lindylou333

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21/01/2012 15:41:31

by Lindylou333

Daffodils and Tulips - what to do as they fade?

they are at the end of their life, or near I do not know what to do with the foilage. I think I should cut the flowers and have flowers indoors for a few days but do I let the foilage die back. I was planning on putting some bedding plants in the pots so they don by LeeSW1

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08/05/2013 22:49:31

by Welshonion

Why do they look like this?

Hi, for the past 2 years i have been trying to grow Nasturtiums. However both years they have looked like the above photo. Any idea, what i could be doing wrong. The current bed they are in was only created this year would that have anything by Lupinmac

10/08/2012 18:08:11

by Lupinmac

Talkback: Growing asparagus

I have just this year created an asparagus bed myself. I have always loved the taste of the luxurious vegetable but have in the past been put off by how long you have to wait for the "pay off". But they are in now and the wispy fronds are still by happymarion

28/11/2011 18:41:26

by farmer parmer

Ceanothus

after a nursing home garden with raised beds ( about two and a half feet off the ground) , the bed with the shrubs in is well sheltered , more or less in a court yard. In the middle of all the shrubs and at the front of the display is ceanothus. It does by bunnysgarden

25/01/2013 23:05:53

by bunnysgarden

Talkback: Pumpkins for Halloween

Went for a brilliant trip to the Savill Gardens and loved their display of pumpkins and squash. I have grown many varieties over the years but have decided that next year I'm going to grow enough to make a display that will be worth walking along by Ag Spray

21/03/2012 16:07:51

by brenda osullivan

Heathers

the containers the hebe, arboreal heather and ivy will be reused in the garden could I pop the heathers in a shady bed where I keep ferns? or would they be better in pots? would they need ericaceous compost? I have always just used them as temporary fillers by Cheerypeabrain

08/04/2013 05:06:48

by clogherhead

Snowdrops

I have masses of Snowdrops that are wonderful when in full flower but now they are fading fast and I'd like to plant other things in the bed. Problem is, the Snowdrop leaves cover so much ground but I am unsure whether it's correct to chop them off by Whippet

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12/04/2013 21:57:25

by Dovefromabove

Tatton park any good

displays are usually excellent too. Bedding plant displays/gardens from local authorities. Country Living pavillion too for those more interested in foods, pictures, jewelry etc etc. Am on the look out for a soil coloured sunhat! Flower arranging displays by pavery026

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21/07/2012 20:32:37

by pavery026

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