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Little Treasures

Today, I visited Touchwood garden in Clyne Valley Cottages, Killay, Swansea. It holds the nation's only two National Collections of aquilegia. I was charmed by the sheer eccentricity of the place and thought it might be worth passing by Gardening Grandma

14/03/2013 21:34:24

by Gardening Grandma

Himalayan Balsam

or Impatiens Balfourii.The French use it as an old fashioned cottage garden plant. It is smaller and prettier, but it also seeds itself like mad. However, it's quite easy to pull up. Well, I think it goes in the same category as Russian Vine. There are some by Paul N

08/10/2012 15:46:07

by Welshonion

Bournemouth Pleasure Gardens & Genealogy 1880's

it gives his address as Chine Cottage, Boscombe. I don't know if these addresses have any affiliation to the BPG or the Chine Gardens, i suspect the latter has. The only place i've managed to find called Chine Cottage now is in Derby road, Bournemouth by lovelylowlife

09/04/2013 14:41:17

by lovelylowlife

Gardening in the dark....

when it drops through my door. I do a bit online window shopping/research about what plants that I'm interested in. I have a little look around charity shops for any books, got the Geoff Hamilton Cottage Garden for £2. Doesn't quite qualify for when its by Woodgreen wonderboy

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22/03/2013 23:21:58

by Brumball

Bulbs, seeds & cuttings flowering in June / July this year 2012

My North Yorkshire Garden - I took the past two years off so that I could design and build my new back garden - the gardens north facing with six tall and looming pines trees towering above - don't mention pine needles!!, and after many hours by Jed S

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18/02/2012 20:34:43

by Jed S

Iris Confusa

place, total bargain at £8! Where is it going in my cottage garden? I have no idea. And they do sprawl about. I had to get rid of mine, swamping too many other things and with relatively short (but pretty) flowering time. Will try them in and amongst by seaside oldie

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07/06/2012 16:32:33

by gardengirl6

Choisya and Myrtle Looking Poorly

Hi I have two Choisya Aztec Pearl in my back garden, and both are dropping lots of leaves and looking poorly despite having buds. I have only had the garden just over a year and don't remember them looking this bad last spring. Could by Catherine Joyce

24/04/2013 11:47:29

by obelixx

November GW subscription deal link not working

Trying to use the link for the subscription deal on page 115 of the November issue of GW- free AT book! But the link won't work, anyone else having this problem? Yes I tried 10mins ago said there was an error on page and to try later Hello CottageGarden by CottageGardenFairy

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10/12/2012 15:11:10

by Daniel Haynes

Tree line

Hi all, Last year we moved into to a "tumble down" cottage so the auctioneer called it (after we bought it) !! Which has a 1/2 acre of garden/orchard with tree lines for borders and fields to all sides. The trees have ivy growing all over them which by Loopster

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21/02/2012 10:07:39

by Loopster

info on Hydrangas please

-seem to do better in dappled shade-but do keep on top of the watering outside until they are established CottageGardenFairy wrote (see) Ooo how and when do you take hydranga cuttings? Late summer/autumn by Alan4711

10/01/2013 14:04:54

by sotongeoff

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