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Why May?

at the top end of the garden. My Lawsonia's with their evergreen "Fir" coats one golden the other vibrant green standing like sentinels and a sanctuary for birds. Then we have winter flowering shrubs, my Forsythia is a golden blast of colour that makes by itsnotmyfault

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26/04/2013 12:50:15

by Fairygirl

Make do and mend

climbing frame in the summer for cucumber. I took the thin polycarbonate back and top off, cut them and use them as end pieces for cloches mentioned above. I use my old socks and underwear as bird scarers and...........oops! I'll get my coat Seriously by artjak

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15/05/2013 20:31:57

by artjak

What to do!!

inexpensive, get the birds and hover flies in, some long lasting colour and movement. Try not to get hooked up on a work of art. My garden is 6 years old and still looks a mess but its MY mess and I love it for what it is. Also, lots of plants are remarkably by yvonne parsons2

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02/05/2012 23:02:29

by pavery026

Talkback: Growing broccoli

by birds etc. My satisfaction is that I have had a bumper crop and still picking. Also I proved to dad that fleece has a positve worth in modern veg gardening! Aaah, good to hear a bit of mutual agreement that we all have those things which we struggle by Dahlia Lover

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28/11/2011 18:39:49

by TonytheDigger

Wildflowers

,so if you are lucky then let me know your secret.and yet nature does it perfectly Hi Bookwormy - I am trying to make a wildflower garden too (first time I'vetried it,so I've no idea whether it will work!) I know wildflowers don't like fertilizedsoil, but I by Bookwormy

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06/03/2013 20:09:09

by Wild about Flowers

Talkback: Blackfly on broad beans

wonder if wasps also eat the blackfly as our beans are clean this year but we have 2 wasp nests one in a concrete bird box & one in an old dovecote. If I am to continue growing Vegs I must get a way of controlling SLUGS. Would it help if I grew a lot by hereisabee

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28/11/2011 18:36:50

by Suzanne

Talkback: Growing daffodils

have leafs...is this true...if so how do i plant them so i can acheive flowers every year,i wish to plant them in my lawn and some in the borders. Yes the Pheasant Eye daffs are great and scented too, however they flower much later and many gardeners by lillylady

28/11/2011 18:39:44

by fiona

Looking for evergreen climber

. Also Trachelospermum jasminoides, these seem to be quite commonly available in garden centres. Trachelospermum jasminoides Clematis armandii for sure, vigorous, lovely white flowers in the New Year and needs very little attention; just make sure you by Hapsen

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11/03/2012 00:35:59

by Diggetty

All year round Wall basket - drought resistant!

Hi Sorry if this is in the wrong place or if it has already been asked. I am quite new to gardening and don't have a lot of spare cash or time, however I do have lots of enthusiasm and I don't mind a bit of hard work! I currently have 3 wall by NJJ272

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11/04/2012 18:39:47

by rosie plum

plants dying - conifer

into brown wood as it won't recover - leave a layer of green everywhere. Is it a correct season do the trim? They're usually done in late summer to avoid birds' nests, so July-August. Has the gravel been laid recently? It looks like limestone chippings by maggienewgardener

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17/04/2012 22:47:52

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