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Carrots in tubs

I'm not normally a veg grower but am planning to grow carrots in tubs with my little grandaughter this year. I know that in the ground carrots don't like newly manured soil, but what would be the best growing medium to put them in? I produce my by rutlandbelle

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05/04/2013 22:44:40

by Zoomer44

seed packet template

of these but it was not possible to change it to my own design. Any help would be appreciated thanks. Kathy I don't understand the problem. In Word draw a text box or whatever you want. A little tool bar will appear with change the direction of text on it, click by Kathy 2

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07/08/2012 21:21:50

by Kathy 2

wild flowers

i have bought a very expensive box of wild flower seeds which says sow march to june would it be ok to sow now or is it really too late??? It's too late for annuals, yes - they won't be able to flower this year, and if we get warmer weather they may by denise butcher

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24/07/2012 14:49:49

by obelixx

ideas for a container on a SW facing wall

Hi there, I am looking for some ideas for what to put in a lovely wooden trelis planter box I have just been given. I wanted to place in on a SW facing wall, under my kitchen window, (so climb must be no higher than 3ft). Hopefully year round by debanslow

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07/06/2012 07:57:14

by debanslow

Plants for complete shaded areas

of the day. Sarcococca hookeriana (Christmas Box) also do well in shaded areas - they're slow growers and are highly scented ground covering plants Helleborous Niger (christmas rose) is a rather easy to grow, shade loving plant.. Lamium will do well in shade by chippysteve1

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20/03/2012 20:44:37

by appaddy

Talkback: How to make a bee hotel

heap. You can also buy a box of live bumblebees for the home garden now called a Beepol box. To suggest using Japanese knotweed for bee hotels is very risky and ill advised. Cutting knotweed canes in the summer while they're still growing is likely by rogerdennis

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18/05/2012 19:10:42

by weeddr

evergreen and fuchsia cutting

I had one small success with cuttings this year. 5 out of 7 box cuttings have rooted. Have I left it too late to take some from my variegated box or any other evergreen? If so whats the technique and the looking after regime? Also I bought a fuchsia by nutcutlet

11/11/2012 17:20:34

by nutcutlet

circular formal raised bed what centre piece

and budget. Not a weeping willow. Far, far too big. What about a standard (not a rose) I've just planted a standard holly 'Blue Angel' that has loads of berries and would complement your box.http://www.jparkers.co.uk/plant-0001847/holly-blue-angel/ You do by blackest

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27/04/2013 19:27:21

by BobTheGardener

Seed Sowing

of the most successful ways to get our plants growing and also to help new gardeners get off to a good start! Have you seen this thread? http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed/seeds-are-up/70240.html Or this one http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed/growing by Mattbeer87

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15/03/2013 09:28:07

by Mattbeer87

Talkback: Growing kale

pickings through the hungry gap AND set seed. I saved and sowed this seed this year - as I also grew the nero di toscano last year I wonder if the babies will be hybrids? I was also inspired to grow Nero di Toscana this year by my veg box supplier and I by grannyanne

28/11/2011 18:38:44

by Sue

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