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Talkback: Growing bamboo

, how do i kill it?! it's taking over the patch designated for it (my dad didn't really think it through when he was planting it) it's already made it's way to my neighbours' garden and i want to get rid of it completely without breaking my back by byrnesunit

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28/11/2011 18:43:26

by ANNEWHITE

Flowers we don't like?

vinegar.. Although I assume not all together I love cutting my own flowers for the house - just a few of everything as they come into season - specially sweet peas from the veg patch. Not keen on lilies though - the smell is too strong and a bit sickly. I by artjak

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11/03/2013 08:43:35

by Joe_the_Gardener

Talkback: Allotment friends

with a dividing path. Self set potatoes have been very nice thank you on the one cultivated patch. Plans for two raised beds and a compost frame. Is there anything we can put in to bring us a return before Christmas? What is your advice please by kaycurtis

28/11/2011 18:39:05

by madgecollier

Hello gardeners

) veggie patch although we (South Herts) had a light frost recently so I have started everything off in my conservatory (I don't have a greenhouse). I am hoping to grow some pumpkins for my grandchildren, how much room will I need? Happy gardening (when by Ronniekav

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21/04/2012 12:50:12

by Italophile

Poppy seed

I have always sown my seed into pots and trays then pricked them out etc because sowing straight into the ground doesnt work for me. I dont get anything come through. How do others sow HP and HB seed for poppies/ also if I cut the seed heads off by lucky3

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07/07/2012 19:04:28

by Lokelani

Why did you all start gardening?

before this one was therapeutic, but I hated the garden, northfacing, small full of over mature shrubs. I started cutting everything down. One day my eldest son came home from uni - I guess about 12years ago - and suggested that instead of destroying by Busy-Lizzie

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01/01/2013 23:35:50

by Busy-Lizzie

Health and safety!!

Golden Rod, lovely for cut flowers. I can't seem to grow it in my garden, the slugs get it before it has a chance to grow to any size. They'll be digging the grass up next, isn't grass pollen a big problem? I am sure we never used to have so many allergy by Rosa carriola

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04/01/2013 18:08:11

by lisa69

Talkback: Harvesting potatoes

my potato plant has produced a small bunch of fruit bodies. they are very similar in look to a small green tomato. when cut open it has small seed and smells like a tomato. when I lifted the plant there were tuber attatched. any ideas ? I by Charles Johnston

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28/11/2011 18:37:12

by mandy

Talkback: Keeping up with the weather

(white with a mauve rim to the centre) and another from a cutting taken from a stand growing wild by the seashore of a West Cornwall fishing cove (pale mauve/violet with a dark mauve centre). Both spread to good size patches and have been in full bloom by Brian Bliss

28/11/2011 18:29:35

by gardenerbest

Talkback: Tomato blight

happened to the beautiful crop of tomatoes my wife planted in our vegetable patch. Blight! My wife is Thai and usually is successful with most vegetables planted. Not this time! Thanks for the comments and web site. We will certainly be more careful next by jogriff

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05/08/2012 14:44:33

by Italophile

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