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help with ornamental tree choice

I have a small paved front garden with a with a square of soil in the middle apx 1 sq.mtr and would like a tree or large shrub that flowers and is attractive most of the year. Nothing that grows too big as it is only 1 mtre from bay window , any by Stevetheclueless

28/04/2013 23:17:29

by Verdun

MY PIERIS FOREST FLAME HAS GONE YELLOW!

gro feed and have been feeding it every 2 weeks as advised on the box. Please can anybody help me turn it back to red?? not sure but I would take it out of the ground and re-pot in a pot with ericacious compost then put the pot back in the place where by Danielle888

17/05/2013 18:37:31

by bigolob

Advice for a novice

such as the small hollies are good, christmas box, any of the smaller euonymous, golden laurel - lots of choices for pots, worth looking around some good web sites for what is on offer now. The reality is that you can grow anything in a pot as long as you by Stewart Forward

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31/07/2012 20:56:07

by quercus_rubur

Traditional plants along side more modern ones??

of planting and style, some of the most interesting plant combitions are a complete juxtaposition. For example what you may quite often see is box forms and hard lines with loose perrenial planting within or around them, I have seen 18th century roses by julieasayers

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01/02/2012 18:43:33

by Samuel.

When do you buy your seeds?

at growing all typres of flowers and vegetables, but I alway feel like I'm just a bit late with sowing my seeds. I'm interested in growing herbs, hanging basket plants, carrots, peas, betroot and parsnips. Maybe next year try potatoes. So to get organised by Tina_i_am

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13/06/2012 22:38:25

by Sparklepinksunflower

Climbing Rose

route - you can buy it in boxes from your garden centre. It's part of the Chempak range. Thanks Alina. Yeah I think you are right about the fertility of the soil - we certainly have no problem getting things to grow!!! Trying to keep the growth under by sunshine in the garden

10/08/2012 12:13:14

by sunshine in the garden

What DO they put in bags of mixed birdseed?!

growing!! Can any one help with getting squirrelsnto leave my bulbs alone? I canb not put wire netting down ,have tried red pepper, special scarerer stuff , and nothing seems to help. Tried a Red-Back hawk? I dont mind the odd squirrel, but when by Freespirit

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24/03/2012 17:14:10

by Me1think

Growing Sweet Peas

Hi, as promised, this is a thread for those who wish to learn the basic facts for successful sweet pea growing. Sweet peas are really very easy to grow. You may simply sow the seed in the soil/pots where you intend them to grow in March or April by David K

25/09/2012 13:49:51

by David K

Inspiration needed! Sunken patio/lawn edging

to plant that would provide enough of a deterrent/barrier whilst still letting light through. Other suggestion is to build a sort of 'window box' along the top of the wall, but again, what to plant it with? Any ideas/suggestions would be gratefully received by Smithers

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07/07/2012 06:00:21

by auntie betty

shape your hedge

that are common. It could be privet, box, lonicera etc. Once we have something to go on, we can help you with the time it might take to grow and how and when to prune it. hi here are 2 pics of whats growing in my back garden now but i got them from the front by Richard Morris

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12/05/2012 09:18:49

by Richard Morris

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