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Talkback: Allotment successes

white flower, and also has the same foliage. This morning glory is white with a red circle at the top of the flower. The owner loves it, but is sad the flower only opens in the morning. Do you know why this is so? She would love to see the flower open by S lambert

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28/11/2011 18:39:25

by BARB

Talkback: Pond plants

centre im greeted with mmmm not sure..[i would like something with flowers on it..]also katie did you find out anything out about the palmate newts in my blog ie are they protected........ Hi SarahThanks for the info. I am having my small pond redone by Kate Bradbury

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13/05/2012 14:44:35

by Vicky Armstrong

decorative pots

but won't be damaged by frost. My patio faces South East so it is full sun until 4pm. I used to have a lot of pots but started to cut them down because of the watering but I have been given this pot by a friend who is a frequent visitor so I can't just by pansy2

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29/04/2012 18:49:15

by blueberry77

Pride before a fall!

with house plants!) Sydney (any house plant who lives longer than 2 months in this house deserves a name!) is obviously happy and healthy, he's still got new leaves and flowers coming up. he's managed a seed pod from one of the spent flowers I missed on my by Moonlit Hare

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02/01/2013 12:11:46

by Moonlit Hare

what to plant NOW !

with drawing and re drawing my garden, ill take a wander tomorrow and see whats growing already in my local garden centre . whats good for cut flowers apart from dahlias , i really like high scented plants too ?? any suggestions Dutch Iris ,gladioli,if you by kerri

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20/02/2013 19:04:12

by blairs

Talkback: Vegetable plants for beginners

since Christmas. Thanks Alys, and Gardeners World............tele and mag.x Brilliant - i love the cut -and -come again salad! I like this feature, always up for easy, thankyou Gardeners World just starting out - need to make my raised beds yet. i by charityshopgirl

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05/06/2012 00:10:31

by figrat

Talkback: Open air bliss and bees

pruned it exactly according to the instructions from the Gardeners World. Normally it is so prolific that the new tendrils hae to be cut down before its late summer pruning - but there are no new shoots and some of the leaves are turning yellowwhich by Ruffy

28/11/2011 18:29:53

by Judith Wood

Talkback: Feather-footed bee

in the long term, being on hand to pollinate flowers and increase your yields. You could try to encourage them to move elsewhere by buying or making a bumblebee nest box, adding some cut grass and moss to it, and placing it nearby, under a hedge or alternative by dippy8

28/11/2011 18:31:10

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Talkback: The last dance - grasses in autumn

or so as applying new woodchip can leach nutrients from the soil.Sandy, you can but easier to just grow some new, younger, stronger stock from seed or cuttings. Have a verbena hastata pink spires which has finished flowering has reached full height by Blodwyn

28/11/2011 18:37:25

by Julie

Talkback: Leafcutter bees

I was so pleased to see your blog, have obviously had leafcutter bees, but I didnt know! I too love seeing leaf cutter and other solitary bees, though I have only seen one female and no cut leaves in my garden in Northumberland this year. I presume by lucorum

28/11/2011 18:37:28

by gaggles

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