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Hanging basket in shade

The front of our house faces north so has any one planted up a hanging basket in this position. The sun only reaches the front in the very late afternoon. Any ideas? Busy lizzies and begonias do fine, as will ivy-leaf geraniums if you plant two by Forester2

20/05/2013 18:39:24

by obelixx

Bedding plants

by Jazzy2

28/01/2013 20:18:58

by Jazzy2

Bizzie/Busy Lizzies!

, begonias are also good for shade. Our begonia and fern pot display looks great. Emma gardenersworld.com team Hi, What's a good alternative that will tolerate shade and keep going all summer until the first frost? by lilwead

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13/04/2012 17:42:11

by gardeneric

When do you bring your tender perennials inside?

I was wondering when others bring their tender perennials into the greenhouse? Right now my begonias, fuscias and verbena bonariensis are still flowering outside, and my dahlias are just starting to flower(!). But I'm worried about the weather by PurplePoppy

30/09/2012 12:12:38

by kate1123

Talkback: Powdery mildew

begonias, this year. Should I take the tree out altogether? by hmroot

24/11/2011 15:29:55

by Barbara_Smith

Help please - what can I plant?

moderately well, foxgloves seem to like it, but much of what i put in fails to thrive. Can you help? Suggest you put four inches of compost on the soil to enrich the nutrient value. ANNUALS Wax Begonia Coleus Heliotrope Impatiens Lobelia Myosotis Nicotiana by lesleyw

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23/03/2012 02:23:19

by Alex aloo

Unknown plant/shrub

it Thanks for any help Could it be some sort of begonia or pelargonium? I am wondering if it is sweet violet, which has heart-shaped downy leaves. Maybe stachys lanata? It has sort of nettle- like flower spikes. Clary sage ? by hollie hock

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11/03/2013 11:44:14

by Lyn

Plants or flowers from seed

perennials or annuals or don't you mind? If it's in shade and you want annuals in tubs that narrows the choice, but "Busy-Lizzies" (Impatiens) are a classic for that situation. Bedding begonias, violas and pansies as well. I get mine as plug plants, but you by bunnysgarden

28/01/2013 18:06:40

by bunnysgarden

Talkback: Aching for annuals

to grow it too. I am trying to get seeds of Persicaria orientalis, no luck so far. Can anyone help? Try Great Dixter, Janet. (Christopher Lloyd's great garden in Sussex: they do mail order) first time ive have grown double begonias had a very good by joseph woosey

28/11/2011 18:37:25

by SILVERFOX

overwintering

which were in the garden, around after first frost i dug up ,when they dried out placed in a box with shavings along with begonia corms, keeps them dry will replant april. by willowplanter

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03/03/2012 16:01:43

by carolgratton

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