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Pear midge??

of them and I put up yellow sticky traps in spring to catch any flies, to try and break the life cycle. Much to his despair the fruits are all on the ground again! He is now talking of cutting all the branches down to 3 foot so he can cut all the blossom by Mrs S

10/06/2012 09:26:49

by Mrs S

seedlings

IMtrying to grow swede from seed it gets very tall with only two leaves then falls over. and is droopy then dies any tips.? Are you sowing them in the open ground-not trays or modules or under cover?-or transplanting them? In small flower pots. i by J.J.

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30/07/2012 16:20:40

by sotongeoff

Composting

I had two composting boxes built a couple of years ago in an area of the garden that was thick with bindweed and ground elder and subsequently the bases of the boxes are sitting on several layers of thick membrane. I have covered to tops by Big Pete

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05/04/2012 11:00:57

by Big Pete

Woodland plants

Hello, The curb between my house and road is woodlandy - 3 lime trees and 1 copper beech, with holly and laurel shrubs, the odd fern plus ivy ground cover (and until recently nettle and bramble). I'm wanting to add in a few plants to brighten by Supernoodle

12/09/2012 12:39:05

by Supernoodle

Woodland plants

12/09/2012 12:35:02

by Supernoodle

Weeping Rose

and do we need to cover the soil or the base of the tree? We have stopped feeding it but I take it the soil should be kept moist over winter? Should we prune it again now or wait until the Spring? Sorry for all the questions!! Thanks Leave rose pruning by Brycey D

14/10/2012 21:11:15

by Brycey D

Problem with camellia

not broken but now resting almost on the ground. Still full of buds. Shape of bush now ruined. So, what do I do next? How to restore this highlight of my spring garden? Boardy, gently lift the branch and support it with a forked twiggy stick or use a string by Boardy

06/04/2013 19:55:16

by Boardy

Planting under bamboo

Hello, I have a larger border planted with Phyllostacys as hedging but there is space underneath for ground cover/flowering plants if possible. Does anyone have any ideas for dry tolerance planting? thanks ..I assume there is a little sun by Daveycon

19/04/2013 14:40:55

by Salino

pallenis maritima

which he called aurelias, but which I later discovered were asteriscus aurelia or pallenis maritima. They provided excellent non-invasive ground cover, and were smothered in beautiful golden flowers from late spring to the frosts, which killed them. I by David Leonard

06/05/2013 18:31:27

by David Leonard

My attempts at gardening ::: comments welcome!

at the middle of my garden which separates two levels unfortunately I get a constant wind so I'm looking ideas for planets that can tolerate wind but are interesting and give good ground cover as I hate weeding (don't we all). Have a look at your pics Paul, you by paulkearney

11/05/2013 21:50:13

by paulkearney

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