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Hi as I am new to this , any surgestions to what flowers or plants I can grow so the wild birds can feed form them I have a stone court yard so will be growing from tubs etc. Thanks Gary Hello Gary, There are plenty of plants that you can grow by Gary Edwards

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09/04/2012 21:37:34

by burhinus

strawberries

Hi, I bought plants last year. had 4 fruit from 8 plant's. loads & loads of offshoots. how do i get fruit please. They should fruit better in their second year. Give plenty of room for each plant and feed well, tomato food is good. This year allow by Martyn Bottomley

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18/04/2012 08:42:28

by Martyn Bottomley

feeding

' will be high in nitrogen, so use on leafy crops like lettuce and brassicas. Comfrey will be better as a general feed, especially for fruiting plants like tomatoes as it has a higher potash and phosphate content than liquid feed made only from nettles. I use by nightgarden

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24/02/2013 17:24:14

by nightgarden

Pieris problem

please? If your plant is in a position where frost can get at it AND early morning sun the next day it will show symptoms like the one you describe. Can you throw a piece of fleece over it and then, when it gets a bit milder, give it an ericaceous feed. by Stanley 2

05/04/2013 21:08:15

by Berkley

Talkback: Primula, lavender, aphids and slugs

for as wellthank you Hi my name Darren this year I have mulched my mixed border with bark, I'm fed up with the weeds that keep coming back how should I feed my plants, with slow release fertilizer granules or soluble in water will it ruin the soil if I keep putting by darren

28/11/2011 18:31:18

by feistymiss

tree fern

I have had a tree fern for about ten years,it is about 4ft tall and is planted in an old oak barrel,each winter it is wrapped in fleece and straw is packed into the rcown.It seems that each year the fronds are getting smaller and there are not so by GillyL

26/04/2013 01:11:53

by Welshonion

Laurel hedge

Our laurel hedge which is approximately 4 years old has continually developed browning tips and yellowing of leaves which then fall off. There is always plenty of new growth but new leaves then follow suit. The hedge is planted in clay soil by Laura Laybourne

09/05/2013 19:53:21

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Goldfinches

, now I know if you want Goldfinch in your garden all you need to do is grow the right plant's that they feed on.I'm not sure I like cranefly the way you seem to.Oldchippy. by oldchippy

31/08/2012 14:27:25

by oldchippy

front door

Hi all ,I'm planting Clematis(Nelly moser)and Honeysuckle at our shaded front door (north facing) would one large planter be good or keep them separate in two planters. they will i hope climb the trellis together and look quite good later, Alan by Alan4711

19/11/2012 13:50:39

by Busy-Lizzie

Tomatoe leave have grey marks on them

, or I've found some plant feeds in water mark the leaves if it splashes them. Do you have a photo? Yes, it sounds to me like scorch - try to keep the water off the leaves when watering - damp leaves are very susceptible to blight and other nasty by Nicholas Hollingshead

06/05/2013 20:48:39

by Dovefromabove

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