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Talkback: Mangetout and sugar snap peas

im doing the oppesite im growing early onwards peas and dwarf french bean any advice anyone know a way to get rid of lambstail,it looks like asparagus when it comes through the soil and if you dig it,then it breaks and spreads. While browsing by gardeningeek

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28/11/2011 18:38:10

by muppetmama

I give up!

have a wee sit-ootery there - which I haven't used once this year, drattit. I put in loads of daffodil bulbs, deep down so I could grow other things over the top, and strawberries all round the edge; lilies and asparagus against the south-facing wall by francesmhendry

10/11/2012 13:56:40

by flowering rose

what's people in the north west growing at the moment.

to this and growing in pots but i have potaoes(just showing), 2 types of onions(some at 4 "), garlic, carrots (about 1 inch shoots), peppers( indoors), tomatoes ( indoors) and my chillies which are flowering lots which were planted last sept. im hoping last weeks by Drlloyd

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14/03/2012 20:31:12

by Drlloyd

Bare root plants

My efforts to grow bare root plants are a disaster. I follow the rules of soaking and spreading roots etc; but the autumn raspberries, blue verbascum, and perennial geranium, not a sign of them. I have planted canna lilies, in pots and started by mrswick

12/04/2013 11:46:56

by blairs

Talkback: Preparing beds for planting

. In the first veg bed, I chitted some potatoes and now I have green leaves above the ground (all very exciting). In the other bed, I have Cougettes, which look like they have died. They were growing lovely on my window sill. Also added Carrot, spring Onion by joseph woosey

28/11/2011 18:31:05

by paulo

please suggest plants or plant types

its perfect for growing over archways or a pergola and the bonus is that it is perfumed. I have Rosa 'Morgan Sackler' around my seat area as it is thornless, pink, perfumed. The name is not so hot! Thank you very much donutsmrs and Daintiness by cheesey ed 4

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04/06/2012 10:40:56

by cheesey ed 4

Horsradish Thongs......to be or not to be

decission not to grow, my wife loves horse raddish sauce so thought I would grow some, in spite of putting into large plastic pots of couse it escaped & it has infested my asparagus bed now so double disaster! I agree with everything said by Little Miss by Christine6

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18/02/2013 12:54:26

by Iain R

Talkback: Top of the veg

Last summer I tried to grow carrots for the first time. I grew them in a large plant pot on the path, they grew to about finger size and then something upturned the pot and ate them but left their tops. Could it have been a badger as the pot was too by Karl W

28/11/2011 18:30:21

by James A-S

Lavender - how to plant/space out so as to let plants thrive?!

am so new to gardening that I really don't know much about these including how these 2 differ in growing habits etc.!! I want these as plants for the following reasons: 1. to be scented 2. pretty blue colour 3. floral when in season 4. general by ASunnyAspect [GW]

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28/04/2012 07:41:41

by Gold1locks

Japanese knotweed

for another 2 months? I have never experienced this but am aware of pouring glyphosate into cut stems- at this time of year whilst it is actively growing I would repeatedly spray the leaves every 2/3 weeks with a glyphosate spray- at least that will weaken by catrinhudson

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03/08/2012 07:19:12

by sotongeoff

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