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Another Vitopod question

heated propagator, though not a rolls royce vitopod. The temp in the propagator's 65-70F. I've got a heated propagator, my husband got it for me. At the moment I've got Alstromerias in there and the tempreture is just over 80F. I have got Begonias to grow by Iain R

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18/02/2013 12:34:52

by Iain R

Colourful plants to put in large plant pots/urns

and side doors. Here are a couple of pots I did last year. Pink Marguerite, violas, white petunias Species fuchsia, Thalia, bacopa.ivy, brachycome, bedding begonia. I usually use some violas or pansies, if I have any left over as well. I have by Dave's beds

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08/03/2013 17:37:08

by artjak

Which shrub to plant in this situation...?

of these suggestions. It is very helpful. Summer bedders such as tender geraniums or begonias will give colour until October, and/or trailing fuchsia, trailing slver or gold leaved helechrysum, then replace with violas (prettier and more floriferous than pansies IMHO by Mrs W

29/04/2013 15:36:21

by Gold1locks

Talkback: Spring blossom on apple trees

plants to choose from, but your choice does depend on quite how much light the wall basket gets. For shaded positions I'd recommend evergreen, variegated ivy to trail down, plus try impatiens, and possibly fuchsias if not too shaded. Begonias might be OK by jackwaltonfoods

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28/11/2011 18:40:38

by PAT

New to gardening-need help!

still have planted-up hanging baskets for sale - those would brighten up your yard immediately. You will may also find that they still have fuchsias and begonias, which can both grow in tubs for the summer; they are also likely to have Shasta daisies by fabulousemmalina

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14/07/2012 10:20:55

by figrat

Our NGS Open Day

begonias and the illumination begonias. Your 'lady' statue is stunning and love that Black Scabious. I'd never seen that lovely 'African Blue' basil in real life - gorgeous. What a disappointment for you with the lilyleaf problem. Here's hoping your by lilylouise

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07/08/2012 05:53:51

by lilylouise

Flowers we don't like?

/competition for flowers. 'Oh', I said in ringing tones, 'It's just a show of paper flowers!' At this point my friend clapped a hand over my mouth and dragged me out of the hall; it was an exhibition by very serious Begonia growers. I have to admit I don't much like them by artjak

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11/03/2013 08:43:35

by Joe_the_Gardener

POSITIVE and NEGATIVE

really good idea for a thread. It could help us all. I ordered plug plants (pelargoniums and trailing begonias) from Jersey Plants last year. They were very small and didn't expect them to flower to flower early but they put up a good show and I've got by Brumbull

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19/03/2013 16:02:48

by TinaTurner

Talkback: Impatiens downy mildew

begonias so purchased / grew all Busy Lizzies this year and lost most of them; so the North West has had problems too! I my husbands busy lizzies are also the same as the others reported. Does the soil need to be treated as he has found one of his wall by Kathleen

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03/07/2012 13:52:24

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Oriental hellebore

it there though and we can see them from the window. Mine are mostly dark coloured (one is almost black) and I have planted snowdrops among them. A lovely contrast. Later in the year I will plant some little begonias there for the summer. I shall be leaving by Lorrie Flannery

28/11/2011 18:30:57

by Margraet Iceland

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