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Talkback: Impatiens downy mildew

I had just submitted suggestions for an area of damp shade, when I spotted the advice on the GW newsletter to: Read Pippa Greenwood's bog. Good idea. Ferns are my favourite plant for any shady spot! (Just thought I would throw that out there.) by Danny31

17/05/2013 08:58:01

by Huntertony

drainage for tropical style garden

Going to do raised beds for tropical style garden with plants like palms, ferns, caster oil plant,cordylines and bamboo, would i start with a layer of stones then soil for drainage. Advice please. Bamboo and fern do not really need drainage by bluejan

07/04/2013 20:03:57

by blairs

Help please

Hello, I have no idea if im even doing this right as I have never done this before. I need some advice on some land I have just purchased which I am clearing. This land is alongside my house and has been over grown with brambles and big green ferns by Andrew Evans

01/12/2012 17:53:47

by Mogsby

Asparagus

I let my asparagus plants produce ferns a couple of months ago and some of these are now turning brown but I noticed yesterday that they have started producing new spears. Can I cut these or should they also be left to seed. This has never happened by Janet James

17/08/2012 11:09:41

by Janet James

NNE facing and clay soil- help!

Yes, clay soil and NNE facing... Many plants do well: helebores, ferns, geranium, phlox, globe thistle, euphorbia; some do okay: astrantia, roses, geums. I need some suggestions. Have you grown plants successfully in similar conditions? If it helps by catnip

19/01/2013 17:08:29

by catnip

plants for ex compost bin

I have a compost bin that I want to turn in to some sort of 'rockery', it's probably 1.5m tall and the same wide, only problem is it's under trees so is quite shaded, has anyone any ideas what plants could be put in there? I've tried a fern which by cherry red

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24/02/2013 13:40:24

by cherry red

Talkback: Bleeding heart and foamflower pot display

will go well with those bugle and primroses....and ferns and ivy go well with anything also mixed with hardy geraniums I have just bought Tiarella (foam flower) and I see it is invasive, anybody know just how much, and if it is spread rapidly by the root by Burly_Elmwood

16/04/2012 20:12:02

by CELIA ROWSON

hardy pot plants

hardy plants in those that hang but don't grow too big, any ideas please? very new to all this! thanks in advance I have a couple of large ferns that have been living in large terracota pots for the last couple of years. I had a lovely fushia once by Nina Powell

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09/06/2013 23:20:21

by Verdun

Aruncus

on the right side (looking at the pic) have turned brown and are brittle. Does this mean that the spikes are dying? They look too brittle to produce the creamy white flowers. What do you think? A fern has grown up from under it as well. I didn't want by yarrow2

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02/07/2012 23:04:19

by yarrow2

Help me plant these plant pots

think even Box likes some sun. Something that grows about 3ft tall would look good, but I realise that the shaded aspect means I may have to settle for something like Hostas or ferns? Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks They are lovely pots I have by LeadFarmer

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09/07/2012 21:49:04

by gardengirl6

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