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Talkback: Mulching with compost

pebbles or slate would be suitable to surround the roses leaving a small area surrounding the rose to feed and water. Would the roses appreciate this? Hiya,My front garden is all covered with purply-grey slate chippings, and I certainly don't get any cats by Sharon - Frinton On Sea

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28/11/2011 18:36:29

by Sarah - Reply to Margaret

Talkback: Growing brassicas

explain Hi, I have planted rows of both cauliflower un broccilli right next too each other now my problem is some of my cauliflower leaves have got white spots on on leaves going yellow, in the ground with compost-soil, well watered un feed. what by Eve from Westerham Kent

28/11/2011 18:36:39

by parky

Talkback: A scorched lawn

live in a very dry part of the country, even this year, but my grass never turns brown. I use a manual mower (no fighting with the cable or disturbing the peace with noisy machine), use the highest setting all season, never weed or feed and allow by Brighton Bob

28/11/2011 18:37:25

by barbara

Talkback: Choosing vegetable varieties

get with details of vegetable plants, containers etc suitable for a S.E. aspect situation?? This helpful and useful blog gives great tips and information on growing your own tasty vegetables. From picking your seeds, preparing and sowing, feeding by green eyed pea

28/11/2011 18:37:33

by peggy sue

Talkback: Lawn trouble

grow through black stuff is ther any thing i can do with out taking lawn up how do ifind out iff thers any one who can help me whith my comment We've inherited a very neglected lawn. Does anyone know if ther are any feed and weed products by Pippa Greenwood

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28/11/2011 18:37:43

by Jackie

Talkback: Primulas

.All look healthy plants and i am transferring them to an old sink but they have not flowered this year. Do they need special feed and what else may be wrong? Mary: any of the varieties I mentioned will do and, yes seeds will be much cheaper. I`m a 73 by emma townshend

28/11/2011 18:38:27

by tempo37

Talkback: Pruning wisteria

swears by a good feed of diluted Epsom Salts for her wisteria, I think twice a year. She also gets it pruned quite hard and it is absolutely full of the most heavenly scented, long racemes! Alan Titchmarsh a couple of years ago in the magazine came up by Louise

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14/06/2012 16:18:05

by Vic C

Talkback: Plant supports

very generous offer of free land. If only more people were so generous!Mary - I grew courgettes successfully last year in a large pot filled with bought compost - you just need to remember to feed and water and they grow well. Hi all, could anyone tell by mikegrahambarrett

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02/05/2012 21:05:28

by Excitable Boy

Talkback: Growing raspberries

local) then limped on forever with less and less flavour (Bland imported strawberries.)Besides what about alternative 60's outfit The velvet underground, being harde to digest at first are they the goosberys of the mustical world? Do I feed my summer by Elisabeth

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27/05/2012 09:28:27

by Mandi

Talkback: Growing cut flowers on the allotment

seeds a plenty I'm growing sunflowers as well. Skyscrapers - they were outstanding last year. Sunflowers are also great for feeding birds later and at the allotments where I am in South Devon we all seem to sow bee attracting flowers for pollination by Maria

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21/05/2012 16:54:18

by Bookertoo

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