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Talkback: Growing Russian vine

, but I was new to gardening then so I don't think I gave it the love and attention it deserved. After reading about yours James I'm tempted to grow it again and I know the bees would be pleased. I have spent the last year living at my partners house by donutsmrs

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22/05/2012 22:37:03

by blairs

Talkback: Toad In A Hole.

areas ! BEES GOOD ! wasps not Thanks again. by Andrew Martin

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02/04/2012 15:03:40

by Andrew Martin

Looking for evergreen climber

. We got a honeysuckle to replace a clematis (that was, frankly, just too much hassle & not a great performer). It's been great, just clipped back a few unruly arms & that's it. One of the best bees & butterflies plants we have. Great scent. The base (I by Hapsen

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11/03/2012 00:35:59

by Diggetty

All year round Wall basket - drought resistant!

flowers in summer, and rosemary has pretty blue flowers in spring. From the size of your baskets I'd probably just go with lavender. You can have a mini, fragrant, bee-friendly hedge jsut outside your back door! Hope this helps Kate Hi Kate Thanks for your by NJJ272

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11/04/2012 18:39:47

by rosie plum

Plant in pot leftover from last year - identify?

about the black patches,though. Pam x Yes it does look like a petunia. But also reminds me of my oregano plants that I have everywhere. Bees love their little mauve flowers later in the year. Crush the leaves, do they smell? I get a lot of snap dragons by yarrow2

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22/04/2012 18:54:55

by lilylouise

Salvia Sclarea

have been growing them for about 3 years, the original was given to me by a friend and I have been asked for seed by people in the village as it such an unusual plan. The bees and insects love it! It self seeds readily so once you have it in your garden by lovetogarden

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05/07/2012 22:38:42

by Dovefromabove

What is this weed?

that the bees love, but sometimes, some things just need to be appreciated in a pot! by Sarah Townend

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19/04/2012 20:51:23

by kjdintown

Lavender

? I was going to say the same - is the area well drained? It's too early for lavender to flower - the usual time is from July to September. The lavender with bumble-bee shaped flowers sounds like a French lavender which is less hardy than English by frustrated_gardener

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06/05/2012 14:49:03

by joslow

weed, plant or veggie?

googled it and the leaves do look the same, I look forward to a bit of colour in that part of the garden soon then. The bees will love them as well. by Mizz

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15/05/2012 11:58:01

by ladygardener2

No flowers on Clematis.

) is Bees Jubilee which has almost finished flowering and Ernest Markham is in there somewhere as well as the early Helsingborg which finished a few weeks ago. There is supposed to be a Miss Bateman, too, but I think that popped its clogs over the winter by Watermelonice

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24/06/2012 15:18:13

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