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Growing hyacinths in water, growth seems to have stopped!

Hi everyone, My god-daughter bought me two hyacinth bulbs at christmas, with hyacinth vases, for growing in water. I followed the instructions in the boxes (to leave them in darkness for six weeks, which was mid-Feb, and to then bring them out when by emmarose

12/04/2013 21:19:47

by emmarose

Talkback: Trees for small gardens

the person about the 30m tree - WOW, that's HUGE!! Another small tree that we planted a year ago in our North-West facing garden on top of a very windy hill is the Caragana arborescens or Siberian Pea Tree. The description says that it "can grow up to 6 by Willowtree

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24/11/2011 15:29:46

by Anniemarshy

Talkback: Home-grown Christmas dinner

the letterbox of all our near neighbours, asking them for all their, appropriate, organic waste and they've really come up trumps!! We are getting a large box full every 3/4 days.Maybe an idea for others to try?Can't wait to get growing this year. Best wishes by Christina

28/11/2011 18:40:06

by Ann-Marie, IOW

Aubretia

to grow this spendid plant in small window boxes!!! I am wondering if I need to change the soil type, as it is just the all purpose kind you can buy anywhere. Rolling Eyes

by debale

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29/04/2012 14:13:52

by samantha olivant

What did you do in your garden today?

What did we all do in our gardens today....? I arranged some pots on my patio - box balls, Purissima tulips, Birma daffs & Barret Browning daffs (click on photos to enlarge)... and placed two barrel planters with Albert Heiin tulips by LeadFarmer

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04/05/2013 20:43:44

by AndytheScientist

Zéphirine Drouhin

of growing it? Particularly I would like to know if it is prone to disease as the rose I want it to replace has suffered quite badly with blackspot and greenfly and I would like to have something more disease resistant. Gorgeous rose, absolutely beautiful by Warburton Pike

09/11/2012 21:38:17

by ladycruiser

Talkback: Diarmuid Gavin's Chelsea garden

of a tiny plot is to grow smaller plants. It does not take many square metres to grow hundreds of species of alpines. The square foot way of growing vegetables is also a solution. Or invade the house like I have. Very seldom does the conservatory get by happymarion

27/05/2012 11:35:40

by Tim Burr

Try again Stipa

do it in spring, you risk snipping off the tips of the new growth. Unlike most plants, grasses grow from the base rather than the tips, so if you damage the tips, they will die-back a little and will have green shoots with brown tips which would look by Cia

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17/07/2012 19:10:40

by Cia

searching for a name

look but can't quite find one. The RHS Plant finder is very useful, here: RHS Plant FinderFor example, entering 'Doris' in the search box finds 40-odd plants (including numerous Dianthus): Chetwyn Doris, Doris, Doris Allwood, Doris Elite, Doris Galbally by diggingdoris

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13/05/2012 20:03:28

by grannyjanny

Talkback:

one , replant the new and keep it pruned how you want it. This plant makes a lovely neat hedge which looks very like Box but grows much faster, it can also be used to cut into Topiary if you like it. It is very tolerant and easy going but Baggen by Katy2

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29/01/2012 22:55:48

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