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water those poor souls!

Yes we had snow and the odd bit of rain, but your bulbs, daffs, tulips need water now!!! if you have baskets water them everyday.. you won't be disappointed! Give them a feed once a week, and when they go to seed pinch them off, and continue to feed by BrummieLeperBen

18/04/2013 23:48:59

by BrummieLeperBen

Hibiscus flowering problem

I planted two small hibiscus plants three years ago, both placed in sunny spots with good drainage. They have grown well over the past few years becoming established but have never flowered. The garden gets regularly mulched although no direct feed by Kate Atkinson

19/03/2013 20:03:08

by Kate Atkinson

Tomato seedlings

I have some tomato plants that I have grown from seed, they are looking a bit bluey (obviously from our lovely weather) the greenhouse has had some heat, would it be ok to give them a weak feed? If they gone a bit blue it is because they have got a by John Reynolds

25/04/2013 19:31:07

by John Reynolds

Ceanothus

do I feed it - would it take ericaceous feed, tomato feed, anything else?? I too bought a ceanothus a couple of months ago - it is the lemon and lime variety (pretty veregated leaves) it is also looking very sorry for itself, losing its leaves by bjay

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29/07/2012 22:09:04

by Abby2

grasses

hello can anybody tell me if you can feed ornamental grasses or is it not a good idea to. Thanks I'm not an expert on ornamental grasses, so someone else my be able to give you a more authoritative answer.However, I can recall seeing a Tv program by carolyn gray

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24/07/2012 00:31:36

by christopher2

Alliums

Hi my alliums have finished flowering I think, do you cut them down or leave them standing, mine are in a tub? Like most bulbs, I'd leave them to die down naturally so that the goodness goes back into the bulb. Also a good feed is what I give mine by Bee friendly

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27/06/2012 17:39:29

by Bee friendly

Clematis

? It grows very well and has cover a fence in no time!! John S Clematis are very hungry plants. Try giving it an instant tonic of liquid rose or tomato feed. You should also try and find some special clematis food for a slower release feed. You can give by Smeths

15/07/2012 13:49:32

by obelixx

Camelia

My camelia did not flower this year and the leaves are yellow green. I am feeding it, but to no avail. Any ideas what the problem is? Hi Rosebud there was a questionnaire about this a couple of weeks ago - I have just bumped it up to the top by Rosebud4

12/05/2013 20:59:42

by quercus_rubur

camellias

can anyone tell me when to prune my camellias please I prune mine after flowering finishes. Ditto. ditto and to get most out of the camellias feed it with tea leaves Thanks all will try your suggestions by penny2

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27/04/2012 21:34:37

by penny2

Starlings

Can anyone help, I have started feeding the birds in my garden, I have put in a bird table, with seed hangers and fat balls and a few other bits, I would like to feed all the birds in my garden, accept, the Starlings just seem to empty everything by lucky10carol

22/09/2012 18:05:38

by Alina W

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