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A-Z TV gardening

- apart from the obvious gardening reference - it is quite idealistic and not down to the level of the average humble garden. Some advice is useful though. We recorded it this morning and just watched it - we got the letter F! Fuchsias, fencing, ferns etc by Sam Glendinning

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10/03/2013 20:29:08

by Zoomer44

Suggestions for planting in a sunny, boggy site.

) and Salix Daphnoides Aglaia (Violet Willow) for their colourful winter stems. Carex, , Astrantias, acteas, acorus, dogwoods, jap anemones, ESP the new wild Swan, aster frik monch, phlox, hackonechloa, rudbekia Goldsturn, many ferns, etc. I have a Gunnera by jo4eyes

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18/02/2013 22:38:49

by jo4eyes

Pots of summer colour in partial shade

foliage colour too. Why not plant a couple of ferns in there too? Perennials like liriope.....grass like foliage and short purple flowers in autumn....Astilbes, hellebores and Astrantias will add a perennial feel. A white hydrangea for impact by auntie betty

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23/02/2013 20:18:39

by Verdun

Can you help identify these plants please?

the old favorites to bring back good memories. Good luck with the project Top photo, top left, looks like pink astilbe. Fern-like foliage and pink plumy floweheads, likes a damp shady corner. by gerard mcmanus

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12/04/2013 20:27:23

by lmw

What is this strange plant?

to be somewhere between lichen/moss and ferns. One of the first things I learnt about in Botany many years ago - fascinating 'plant' - it thrives in dark damp places and will disappear when conditions dry out and light levels improve. If it survived by leisurelypainter

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31/07/2012 15:16:25

by leisurelypainter

Tackling erosion

there at present is bramble. Ferns in other places seem to have been very effective at holding back the bank and I'd like to extend these but haven't a clue how to start. I have ferns in other places that I could split but would this be the best way to propagate by Carole Lacy

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07/01/2013 09:54:34

by Joe_the_Gardener

Garden Problem Area

, daphne, euonymous, forsythias, hawthorn, hemlock, hickory, honeysuckle, junipers, black locust, Japanese maple, pachysandra, pawpaw, persimmon, redbud, rose of Sharon, wild rose, viburnum or Virginia creeper. How about some ferns? Check them out by saltski

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07/03/2013 12:28:51

by saltski

How do I get rid of ivy and wild asparagus vine?

plain ugly. http://www.ehow.com/how_5610747_kill-asparagus-fern.html The above link might help. Like chica I have masses of ivy in my garden and have had no problem growing spring and summer bulbs and perrebials alongside/underneath it. Ivy is a great by Liz Douglas

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10/03/2013 11:26:36

by gardenning granny

Talkback: How to mow your lawn

://www.best4garden.co.uk/There's a picture of the kind of thing I mean on here. just mowed lawn i think that will be the last one this year?! do i need to put any feed on it? i am unsure.. How do I cut lawn edges? I have a problem with my lawn, have a fern by kaycurtis

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18/03/2012 13:03:10

by del 12

Talkback: Potatoes, broccoli and bumblebees

, but would like to do something else too. Would have to be container grown as well. Linda I have a tree fern which has grown too big for its site. Can i split it or do i have to move it intact I have just started my own herb and veg garden. I noticed that one by john lawson

28/11/2011 18:31:40

by phil

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