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Talkback: Growing veg in containers: keep it cropping

. A woeful peformance (from me I mean, not the potatoes). They suffered massive slug and snail attack too: that does seem to be a disadvantage of containers.http://www.mandysutter.com/reluctant-gardener-day-355-the-weirdness-of-the-gardeners by lusia62

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28/11/2011 18:44:03

by thecookinggardener

Long garden needs design help

, which will contain plants and up lighters. We’ll be capping the lower cavity with dark wood so it can act as some casual seating. Now we need to look at the rest of the garden… as we have a young family we’re looking for something that’s low maintenance by sanch3z

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21/03/2012 13:56:12

by sanch3z

Watering Garden from 1st Floor Apartment

I live in a 1st floor apartment and have the rear end of a shared garden. I want to start a garden but do not want to keep running up and down stairs with watering cans/buckets of water. Apart from putting a hose through the kitchen window what by Dawna

17/03/2013 17:23:40

by Lyn

Talkback: Growing herbs

this happening without cutting it back James, it must it all seem so worthwhile when you receive such helpful posts like the first one. how do you contain herbs to stop them going raampent,ihave a small garden I'm new to herb growing and would like to build by James A-S

28/11/2011 18:41:30

by diana H

Spring Bulbs

I'm new to gardening so sorry if this seems a stupid question, but can I dig up the spring bulbs I have in containers? I need the pots to plant out some summer plants and wonder if I dig up the bulbs how do I store them ready for planting later by RioRita2

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26/05/2012 17:47:39

by RioRita2

Too late to plant more seeds?

I'm fairly new to gardening and follow seed packs exactly, but all the rain seems to have washed my parsnips and broccoli away. Is it too late to re sew? No, particularly as we've got a late season this year - seeds sown late will/should catch up by AJB

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10/06/2012 20:34:18

by Zoomer44

Euonymus Aleuts

I have just purchased an euonymus alatus and was wondering if I could plant it in a large container. I suppose it depends how big it is.? I start most of my shrubs, bushes & trees off in containers when they are small Mine was in a pot to start off by John Reynolds

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17/02/2013 10:59:01

by John Reynolds

Virginia Creeper

Hi We have inherited a 'fallen' verginia creeper which has now taken over the whole of our back garden in France. There are layers apon layers of creeper and all the digging up of the creeper is having no effect. Can anyone suggest a complete killer by JT54

06/09/2012 14:59:25

by MuddyFork

Talkback:

with using garden soil in bags containers it is not so free draining- like a proprietary compost- and tends to set like concrete sometimes and you might set up a cosy breeding ground for some nasties Having said that add some fertilizer and give it a go by Janice Spark

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14/02/2013 20:48:03

by jon cob

Where can I find?

Pots and grit ? Do you mean where can you buy them? If so any garden centre . Perhaps part of your message hasn't sent ?? Freecycle is a good source of pots; some garden centres have a container for people to leave old ones in if they by Majorie Peach

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16/02/2013 18:31:21

by Rosa carriola

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