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bluebells. This year the achillleas, next year? who knows Broad beans, chard (it would be spinach if the stuff would grow for me!) Roses,roses, and just a few more roses. What about roses Artjak? Can't grow them here....wish I could Verdun, I think I by Gardengirl..

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14/12/2012 22:21:53

by Verdun

Cells or Flats and for what?

, broad beans, carrots, peppers, tomatoes and coriander. Planning to sow calendula, Brassicas and parsley this week. I sow small seeds, mostly flowers in trays and large seeds, eg courgettes, runner beans in pots. I often put a stick such as short piece by blackest

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19/03/2013 17:30:38

by figrat

what jobs done over easter.

planted 60 broad beans into small pots in the GH and finally planted tomato seeds into modules in windowsill propagators in the south-facing front room bay (they're usually up in 4 days as it's so warm in there, after which they'll go into the cooler by barbury gardener

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03/04/2013 11:28:29

by Joyce Goldenlily

First time grower and in need of advice!

Hello all. I have been lurking here on and off for some time but this year I have decided it's time to grow my own. I'd like to grow carrots, spuds, tomatoes, chillis, beans and peas but I really don't have a clue and don't know where to start! My by emraa

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25/02/2013 21:22:26

by Joolz13

Is it ever going to STOP!!!!

into perennial planting schemes, with maybe the odd veg. Veg seeds sown in march (peas and broad beans) are only just germinating intermittently. and nothing else is appearing except for a small row of spring onions, which have germinated this year for the first by susan howard2

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02/07/2012 19:51:49

by Gaffelbiter

Talkback: Sowing seed indoors

me is that broad beans and onions planted in October actually come up in November. I had no idea vegetables could grow at this time of year. Talking about rain, our whole allotment got flooded last week. The story is at http by gardengossip

28/11/2011 18:41:32

by Pippa

Talkback: Sowing seeds

inside for a good three months before they can be planted out, but broad beans are hardy enough and will pretty much grow through anything (in my experience!). As Happymarion says, it's fun to try and not too expensive. What's the worst that could happen by Gardening Express

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23/02/2012 13:26:10

by The Saint

Welcome to the fruit & veg forum

welcome any advise and tips on what to grow as a first time veg gardener. Fancy growing tomatos, onions, beans and also some herbs. love to hear from you. Brian, early potatoes are delicious and twice so straight out of the ground. Of course you can grow by Daniel Haynes

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01/08/2012 11:53:48

by barrie_hem

Talkback: Ornamental veg

that i couldnt grow veg all around it as it wouldn't look right(by the other half!). My solution has been to choose vegetables that have different coloured stems, flowers and or pods. I have 5 large wigwams different varieties of beans that are begining by abbed

28/11/2011 18:44:00

by simondragon

Talkback: Gardening with children

Answer to Penny,My students absolutely love growing vegetables, but they like to take responsibility for their own plants (ie, these broad beans were planted by William and Jacob and so they are the ones to tie them in and pick them). Ownership by penny from Sohar in Oman

15/03/2012 12:05:32

by Emma Crawforth

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