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Herbaceous Border

recommendations on what I can plant? Soil is Neutral to Slightly Acidic The plants could be up to 1metre high without really blocking out the Clematis I grow phlox.red perennial lobelia(not like the bedding type), alstroemeria,aster,echinacea- just a few by Mattbeer87

23/08/2012 15:09:35

by kate1123

Say NO to slug food.

/alternatives that slugs hate? I have day lilies, echinacea, rudbeckia and agastache. But I would love to replace the heleniums, achilleas and asters that will not make it again this year. All suggestions will be gratefully received. Amanda, plants I like and grow too by Amanda Livingstone

22/05/2013 14:21:58

by blairs

oh dear!

25 Lupins, 70 Cosmo's, 65 Aster's, 30 Nicotiana's, 15 Sunflower's, 25 Lobelia's, 20 Antirinums, various other odd plants and 4 hanging baskets. My greenhouse is officially full. First time ever that every seed I have sewn has germinated. Christ by yvonne parsons2

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27/04/2013 22:42:07

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

Advise needed

Hi everyone, just am in the middle of having my garden relandscaped and am having 3 large raised beds built out of brick to protect any crop from my dogs. The plan is to plant out properly next year, probably growing veg in at least 2 of them. I by Roisin Finn

20/05/2013 17:43:29

by Alina W

Idea's for a North American Themed garden

and so on. Perennials include the Michaelmas daisy asters - nova anglicae and novi Belgica plus penstemons, some iris forms, liatris, monarda, lobelia cardinalis, caltha palustris, phlox, eupatorium, rudbeckia, heucheras, heliopsis and helianthus by Daniel Lipton

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27/05/2012 16:58:08

by obelixx

Saint or sinner?.....don't like annuals

. Apart from veg, nearly everything in my garden is a perennial with the majority grown from seed (which can be a bit challenging, but I like that aspect!) I do grow a few annuals, but mostly for fragrance and to plant-up a few containers and baskets by Verdun

16/05/2013 05:50:43

by quercus_rubur

Can anyone help identify my fledging perennials...

did you grow them from seed missimaxo? No they came as mini plugs on one of those pay postage get plants free offer... to be honest they've done better than I thought as I don't have a greenhouse and just had them on the windowsill 3 maybe campanulas by missimaxo

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25/05/2013 21:42:08

by hollie hock

New Plants, New Seeds- Ragged Robin & Sweet Rocket

for 50p each. If any body has experience of growing Sweet Rockets & Ragged Robins, any comments would be welcome if sweet rocket is hesperis then yes- because it is biennial it is best planted in the fall for the following year-here in reno the problem by meiow

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30/03/2012 19:10:06

by meiow

Panicum virgatum 'Hanse Herms' German speaker needed

good watering in yesterday and I put it inside this morning. It had to come out of the soil to make way for new drains otherwise I would have left it alone. I've hacked around at some asters and chrysanths, I ran out of pots that were big enough by nutcutlet

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22/11/2012 14:26:31

by nutcutlet

my pictures

your GH? The greyish green on the photos Verdun - why have you kept this beautiful garden hidden from us for so long? Gorgeous, abso - bally - lootly bdooly gorgeous!!! Which little aster/Mchaelmas daisy is that you have there? and which way does by Verdun

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25/02/2013 22:35:53

by debra kazalski

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