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Bog gardening

at Joe Swift choosing marginal plants for a garden pond, or Chris Beardshaw growing marginal plants in a pot. Good luck, Emma gardenersworld.com team I believe you'll success, and good luck to you cant wait for photos...sounds lovely...im watching my by PRH

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23/06/2012 20:17:03

by Lokelani

Your experiences with Astrantia

be great and very much appreciated. Thanks. Morning Sam. I too love astrantias. I would buy the plants..you have a plant for next year then. Choose the variety you want. I have one called Jumble Hole which is a superb white but there are now crimson by Sam Glendinning

11/12/2012 09:52:55

by Hilary Williams

Tree advice

I have a small, south-facing front garden in the north-east of England that I’d like to make a little bit more private by planting a few small trees/shrubs around the perimeter. One of the prospective locations is shown in the photos below. I by Jim Roberts

23/05/2013 21:48:28

by quercus_rubur

please suggest plants or plant types

i will try those cheesey ed 4 David Austin is the best place to go for roses. Iceberg is striking if white will work in with your scheme. Maybe plant some asparagus in your raised beds, yummy. For the arch I would choose Rosa Zephirine Drouhin. I have had by cheesey ed 4

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04/06/2012 10:40:56

by cheesey ed 4

Climbing rose suggestions

for that one, bright yellow sounds nice! Hi maria 3. It might depend on the aspect in which you are planting that will be one factor in helping you choose the variety you want however, don,t forget roses are hungry plants in general and although clay soil can by maria 3

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02/04/2012 17:57:15

by maria 3

Only Three

If everybody was only allowed to have three plants what would you choose mine would be in order 1 Fuchsia 2 Clematis 3 Primrose. Hellebores, Salvias and geraniums Salvias, Verbena Bons and Geums. Dahlias, Clematis and delphiniums Clematis, Dahlia by Andy19

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23/03/2013 21:17:57

by Berkley

Ideas for honeysuckle and jasmine support - and scent!

with the scent of one of the honeysuckles though. Just on rare evenings, when the sun has been just right! I have planted several more & get no scent from them at all though, really annoyingly. So you have to choose the right variety, I'm afraid mine was already by happycottontail

01/05/2013 18:45:10

by Lokelani

dahlias for cut flowers

,pon pon mix,jane,purple haze,garden wonder,omega, thanks I grow over 100 dahlias in the ground and in pots. All dahlias are, by definition, great cut flowers. You could choose the varieties with your eyes closed and you wouldn't go far wrong! Go by cody smith

20/05/2013 23:01:22

by fidgetbones

Choosing a damson tree

We want to plant a damson tree this autumn in our woodland garden. It will get plenty of sun in the planned position. We don't want it to grow too large, but we are hoping for a prolific fruiter with good flavour for jam-making, crumbles, damson by wisehedgecrone

13/08/2012 10:36:02

by wisehedgecrone

Plant of the Centenary

the same... I would vote for Rose 'Bonica'... It would be beyond me a choose a plant of the century. Plant of the week I might manage. This week a tulip 'Ballerina', or maybe it should beTulipa sylvestris Can't even do plant of the week can I? sorry. I do by Sir Tid

29/04/2013 16:26:13

by nutcutlet

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