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what to do

I am new at gardening, I have Parsnips in tubs and some in a small patch, My garden is 10mx10m, lawn in center, 4mx6m, so not alot for growing , lots of pots ,Ihave just lifted my dalias , stored in a tub with shreded paper, we had a frost last week by BW

28/09/2012 15:13:00

by sotongeoff

Nothing will grow - suggestions please!

I live in a terraced house with a smallish garden. There is a patch along one border where I cannot get anything to grow. There used to be a large conifer there in my garden (cut down 3 years ago) and my neighbour has a large conifer adjacent by Ruth Green

03/04/2013 21:05:43

by Verdun

Weeping trees dragging on the ground

I have two weeping trees as above which are constantly 'sweeping' the bark mulch around and under them on to the lawn. Will I cause problems for the trees if I cut the ends of the stems off? If it should be OK, when is the best time to do it please by nightingalebrook

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21/05/2012 10:38:34

by nightingalebrook

Veg in a shady garden

I have a large childrens garden with a small veg patch. I need advise on what fruit and veg grow well in quite a shady garden. Thanks Theres a good shade article on the website somewhere. Make sure choices are child friendly... Strawberries should by LisaV

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10/03/2012 05:39:05

by marjorie smith

Lawn cre

, following the instructions on the pack re when to apply/water.cut etc. ...and resist the temptation to cut grass too low. Higher cut looks better, creates healthier lawn and resists drought.....if we get into that....better. Not too high but just by Jazzy2

18/06/2013 20:42:44

by Dovefromabove

Conifer Trouble

/leaves,which have sudsequently died.I have cut the branches back but I am unsure of the reasons why this has happened.Any advice would be most welcome. Cypress aphid can cause this. The RHS has a section on their website about brown patches on conifers. Areas by parker2

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04/07/2012 10:46:32

by blairs

Talkback: Pruning herbs

, I have a large selection of herbs. After the herbs flower at what time do i prune, where on the plant do I cut back. What do I do to bring in the herbs for the winter. The best place for herbs? by the back door - I just step outside and trail my by Caz

28/11/2011 18:31:03

by Nichola Del Nevo

wisteria

Hi I have a beautiful wisteria at the end of my garden trailing on a fence that seperates the garden from the veg patch. I want to remove the fencing to open up the garden and was wondering is it possible and worth my while cutting back the wisteria by Clareea

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17/03/2012 15:28:51

by Stephen Shipley

what is this plant please

for wildlife I think it is a Phygelius too. It is a South African plant that is treated as a hardy perennial here. It grows about 2-3ft and like a sunny sheltered spot. Cut back to ground level in the spring to encourage new growth. other than that it needs by rjpringle

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15/07/2012 16:06:07

by rjpringle

creating a cut flower border

have proved successful for me. Cosmos, Dahlias, Sweet Peas and Wallflowers. All can be grown from seed, so quite economical. http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/basics/how-to-create-a-cuttings-patch/96.html http by followinghim

10/03/2013 18:51:18

by hollie hock

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