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Tulips and Beans

to grow the beans in the container. Try starting your beans off in pots & when tulips have finished remove some of the soil & mix in some decent compost eg horse manure compost (available from your local garden centre), Then re-plant tulips & put beans in by Andrew Martin

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25/03/2012 11:35:39

by Sue 2

Miracle Grow seeds

and then according to their tv advert you'll have lovely flowers? http://www.diy.com/nav/garden/grow-your-own/fertilisers-plant-food/seed_mixes/Miracle-Gro-Multi-coloured-Flower-Magic-Seed-Mix-12738582?skuId=13259288Easy all in one mix of multi-coloured flower seeds by Becky P

07/04/2013 21:14:46

by nutcutlet

Reference Index for GW magazine

? What would be really useful is a fully indexed guide to features, articles and information that previous copies of GW mags contain. Does anyone know if such a thing exists - either online or hard copy. Thanks for any help you can provide. CharlieNI I by CharlieNI

01/03/2013 15:24:18

by Rosa carriola

japanese maple

help I repotted my acer palmatum in April and all the leaves withered . Then some of the smaller branches died . The tree is still alive so I ve cut the dead ones off as recommended from a gardening site . What do you think the chances are on it by jean riley

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06/06/2012 10:12:08

by jean riley

Winter hanging baskets

is trailing ivy? What combinations look good? Living in the north east it can get very cold, but I would love some brightness in the garden. My garden faces south and the baskets would be on the south facing wall, any tips or avice. Many thanks, Tina I by Tina_i_am

01/07/2012 22:33:08

by kate1123

What to do with the Lavender seedlings?

I received my lavender 'plants' from the June issue of 'Gardeners' World' only at the end of July. Great offer but had no idea they would be so tiny - 36 5cm seedlings packed in tiny root containers and a thin, transparent case for posting. It says by keennovicecam

05/08/2012 09:21:00

by keennovicecam

Growing blueberries

I have several blueberry bushes growing in pots of ericaceous soil. I am thinking of digging a trench in the garden and filling it with this kind of compost in an effort to give them a proper 'home'. Has anyone tried this before? - and does by babsagain

14/08/2012 14:08:02

by babsagain

Apple trees

I am planning to plant 2 trees in my garden. First question pot or in the ground. My plan was to put them into pots sunk in the ground a little and then surround pots with stones so that Ican put containers round them. I only have a small garden by Len Port

01/10/2012 13:53:55

by Bookertoo

TV programme - GW - 09 November 2012

, and that the spores can survive in compost for more than a year, and that compost that may contain ash leaves should not be transferred outside of infected areas...http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/countryside/9669487/Gardeners by Ed Walter

11/11/2012 09:32:38

by Georg Faust

Bargain Hunting

I'm looking for tubs/troughs to place in the back garden to suppliment my raised bed. I have a dog bath which I planted with perennials last year whilst preparing my flower beds. I will use this for carrots this year. I do however need more economy by Greenbucket

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11/03/2013 23:34:57

by Highland Jeannie

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