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Digging a vegetable Plot

especially made to grow various veggies in, potato bags, carrot and beetroot bags - pound shops are a good source of these, so are Wilko's - you'll find you don't need to dig the veggie patch at all, just keep the bags and pots on it!! I took over next doors by Jayn

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20/05/2013 15:57:42

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Talkback: Sowing seeds

. Happy growing season everyone. cant wait i couldnt decide last month between veg or flowers so i bought them both planting them out this month i am on an allotment but no one cumes there is a 30ft polly tunnel i have it to my self i have done cuttings by Estelle the inept

28/11/2011 18:38:13

by Theresa

Compost, they reckon !!!

for the manufacturers in the legislation on the use of peat. For posh seeds and cuttings use a loam based compost. For general potting and veg seed use your own and steralise it yourself using one of those garden waste burners (dustbins on legs), some scrap wood and a by marshmello

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25/06/2012 19:46:25

by Peat Ballan

Talkback: Gardening disputes between neighbours

. Most of my garden hasn't seen sun in years, the lawn is just weeds. All I want to do is have a nice garden with some plants and maybe a veg patch but I don't have a chance with those bloody things and the chances are very slim that the owners will cut by despairing Donna

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29/04/2012 10:47:12

by blairs

Talkback: Manure

& weeks. they are soils that are made by local councils that are made from garden cuttings and waste that do same for your plants and do not smell the street out.So think of others and not just your self and buy soils that do not smell other out by frances

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28/11/2011 18:37:57

by milly1

Talkback: The trouble with berberis

foot berberis has been eaten completely in the past 8 days :-( - pesky caterpillars!! they were small green ones, approx 1.5cm in length.I've had no option but to cut it down and dig it out - I really dont want the blighters back - now to look for a by Elaine Matthews

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25/06/2012 21:31:14

by Gerry 2

Talkback: Frightful forsythia

is appropriate here.If you study a few cut stems arranged in a vase you cannot escape its beauty and if it was difficult to grow gardeners everywhere would be nurturing it and showing it off with pride. Hmmm... I think Berberis still winds the most horrible by les1ey

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28/11/2011 18:38:18

by Keyloggers download

Thugs

dozens every year, they are trying to takeover the planet I'm sure !! Oh, Lorelei isn,t life a kick in the teeth, I baby a weedy patch of indifferent lily of the valley. Your two welsh poppies will go forth and well................ And Campanula by pamajo

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22/07/2012 21:11:27

by christopher2

Gardeners World

forward to Carol enthusing about her gardening. Also, she does give wonderful advice regarding 'how to' cutting advice. Hello Jonus, As you are such a fan of Carol, I thought I would give you some links for her videos on the website. Have a look at these by GRACELAND

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28/04/2012 20:37:33

by Mollycat2

July in the garden!!

devine. Brittany = very wet! The leaves of our climbing New Dawn & Alfred Carrier roses are completly brown spotted & all the buds have turned brown too. Any experts out there to advise? Shall I cut all shoots back drastically & wait for new growth when by gardeningfantic

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29/07/2012 23:15:10

by weejenny

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