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Advise please

I would like to create a herb display in an area in my garden. Any ideas please? Thank you.. One thing most herbs love is well-drained soil. What type of soil do you have in the garden? I have clay which doesn't really suit them, so I grow my by Sarahlou67

30/05/2013 22:06:28

by Zoomer44

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

Talkback: ...and so to bed

a lovely display of summer bedding plants this year but does anyone know if I can compost them. Will the seeds they've produced just rot down, or will they germinate once the compost is used in my garden? I have 16 baskets full of Bizzie Lizzies by Methuselah

28/11/2011 18:29:57

by Linda

Daffodils

get a display from those in the second bed. And now I know not dry them out, so I really appreciate your comments and advice. Thank you again, I'll replant them as soon as these showers pass over! I think you would be better to move them as soon by Alan 4

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11/05/2013 17:28:21

by Nell4

Spring Garden

all the old perennials out, only to find my tulip bulbs rotten in their baskets which I planted maybe 2 years ago! I have heavey clay soil and as this bit of garden is visible from my kitchen window, I'd like a cheerful display from early spring by Snailspace

27/08/2012 14:05:10

by obelixx

pruning clematis Montana

My beautiful 10 year old clematis Montana needs to be pruned! It grows up a wall and over the pergolas and is dense,About 20cm of dead wood underneath and an amazing bed of white flowers in bloom at the moment.I'm going to have to be firm by centuri

23/05/2013 13:37:49

by jo4eyes

Plant suggestions please

fortunei (gold), tall white anemones, pyracantha on the fence. The gap in question has lawn at the front, a huge fern to the left, bamboo at the rear, and a raised dry stone bed full of bergenia to the right. The space is probably 3 or 4 feet diameter by auntie betty

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09/06/2012 10:49:30

by auntie betty

Talkback: The ornamental cabbage

of the cabbages against the silver of the cineraria. I started to use ordnary dark-leaved cabbages as infillers for my husband's new beds of dark-leaved perennials some years ago, when I had too many seedlings for the veg patch, and was amazed to see how well by Grannyanne

28/11/2011 18:39:59

by Stihl Chain Saw

Help me plant these plant pots

to think about planting it up for a winter display as well? I have geraniums (not the houseplant) in mine. You get lots of nice colours and heights. I have just made a shady small bed at the back of my shed. I ordered plants from Long Acre Plants www by LeadFarmer

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09/07/2012 21:49:04

by gardengirl6

which plants would be best?

to cover raised beds and side bits next to my decking any help would be appreciated im thinking next to the fence about putting a mix of honey suckle and clematis's just to make the fence look less harsh need suggestions to which plants would grow well by chellie

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29/07/2012 20:43:40

by chellie

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