Cottage garden forum threads by gardenersworld.com

Keywords:
Sort by:

81 to 90 of 196 results

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
+10
Last

Threads

Replies

Views

Latest Post

Growing lupins

) on the root. Don't know if it had damaged it enough so it'd die. I planted them in compost but I can't remember which type. Looking to grow the larger variety for the cottage garden section in my garden Lupins are easy to grow outside - just plant the seed by RubyLeaf

103

29/01/2013 22:53:01

by RubyLeaf

Do these grow through plants?

Hi all, I've just moved and am going to try and make a cottage style border in my garden, but I'm unsure of the growing nature of the following - Iris', Papavers, Verbena Bonariensis, Gladioli and Alliums. Do these plants require their own by Adam Young

358

15/02/2013 19:02:30

by figrat

Help needed........

structured garden area with curved lawns and cottage garden borders, finally a more natural wild garden at the back. I agree with Berghill about the path down the middle its really not effective. These are ideas and I cant say this is right for your space by Duchess

23/10/2012 18:07:06

by discodave

Animal rescue...

Well. Got up this morning and made a cup of tea...looked out the window an saw something in the grass behind my garden. Went down with a box and its a stunning crow. She has a broken left leg but alert enough. Called the RSPCA and now sitting by Sam Glendinning

138

01/03/2013 17:33:42

by Sam Glendinning

All I want for Christmas is...

? Raised bed to extend my veggie growing and a lilac wheelbarrow please Santa I would like a bigger garden with paddock and romantic looking cottage wit h roses round the door. Some green fingers please. A tool belt to put my trowel and seceteurs in, I by artjak

565

10/12/2012 16:17:48

by Maud is in the garden

The Edible Garden

pictures and wonderful writing. I'm currently reading Carol Kleins book, Life in a cottage garden and I'm thoroughly enjoying that too. P.S. How are the tomatoes Insomnia ? I bought the Edible Garden a while back, and agree it is truly inspirational by frensclan

135

20/07/2012 00:25:46

by Insomnia1973

Crazy paving

Hi all I dont know what to about the crazy paving in my new country cottage garden - any ideas on what I can do about it? Can I lay stone slabs on top of it? Shall i dig it out and lay lawn over? Lay gravel over it? Any good economical ideas from by Annie Glyn

465

12/06/2012 21:43:49

by Julie Stoakes

The long game

Hello, My name is Dan, I'm 28 and I am new to gardening. Eight months ago I moved into a gorgeous cottage on the Caerhays Estate near St Austell, after a month of cleaning and redecoration. But that's a story for another forum by Doctor_63

433

07/08/2012 18:06:00

by Doctor_63

The first Gardeners' World

's hot sushine, I expect I will be re-enthused! I especially enjoyed Joe planning the cottage garden. Would love for him to come and plan for me. He wouldn't believe just how small some peoples gardens are!! 7m by 4.6m. As everyone says MUCH MUCH too by Gardening Grandma

1071

11/03/2013 15:40:10

by square foot

Talkback: Daffodil care

bought our cottage, it came with a couple of hundred feet of gardens, and I'm afraid I'm only a novice gardener so far Hi, My Salomy daffs opened this week end ,thought they were all yellow but on closer exam were pale pink inside trumpet different by Bert

177

22/04/2012 13:22:50

by Alina W

81 to 90 of 196 results