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Talkback: Watering vegetables
I have recently been told that you should always pinch the flowers out of potato plants. I have been growing potatoes for 35 years and have never done this. can you tell me if this is right. my potatoes have just started to flower, how do i know by John.J.R.P.
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28/11/2011 18:38:56
by MattR
What do you think of this combination?
'm going for whites, pale blues and pale pinks, with maybe a stunning dark red/ purple or black plant for contrast and impact. How does the following combination sound? Alliums Aquilegia Verbena Bonariensis Lupins Buddleia A Japanese Maple Feel free by Tina_i_am
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21/06/2012 23:40:39
by sterelitza
Talkback: Big Butterfly Count
beryl.I saw my first butterfly in my garden yesturday. it few under the garden table and I didnt see it again to know what kind it was, not even the colour. so, after growing some stinging nettles, budlia, two kinds,two blue and one yellow by flower 7
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29/07/2012 21:40:39
by lovetogarden
Talkback: Local plants (for local people)
in site.My garden is too wet to be able to make a start, my heavy clay like a quagmire, slipped over several times already, so folks be careful out there. Collecting seed of local provenance ticks all the boxes. Not only does it guarantee growing tough by alanthomas
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28/11/2011 18:42:52
by alanthomas
Scented flowers
Etoile Osmanthus delavayi   Buddleia Davidii Black Knight Rosa Wild Edric Rosa Harlow Carr   Laura My favourite for scent are Geraniums - unfortunately I could not tell you if any are stronger than others - I usually plant a selection together to get by David Hurrion
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25/05/2012 22:26:46
by cufcskim
Mystery plants
done with the photos !!!   First is, I think Acanthus Mollis. Second photo looks like Leycesteria formosa - Pheasant Berry shrub. I believe that both can grow quite large - we have the first in the garden and it is quite large - do not have the second by darrenhedden
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09/07/2012 14:56:03
by obelixx
'weeds' at Chelsea
at the depth of feeling from Lorraine Kelly. Plants which are close to the wild plants, genetically, will hopefully be easier to grow and give me more time for developing  and designing my garden. Last year I was exhausted trying to keep my sweet corn, beans by Loraine Kelly
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02/06/2012 00:33:00
by organiclinda
Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides)
(or it would be if we had more sun). It is alive, not thriving, not growing, not flowering. I'm wondering whether to put it in a pot (better drainage) and overwinter it indoors. I'd prefer it to remain where it is because I want to clothe the pillars by yarrow2
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23/07/2012 15:51:34
by diggingdoris
Ooh ooh so excited!
consider after writing this post, that I have a full sun section in my front garden but I never planted with purpose there. Most of the shrubs were put there because the soil was so bad (Ceanothus and Buddleia) or to give them a temporary home until I by Wintersong
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25/04/2012 20:35:49
by Wintersong
Border at school
, and there's always good old flowering currant and Buddleia if you want some to grow fast. I would avoid (if it wasn't already too late in the case of our garden) the more rampant cotoneasters and also Pernettya, which straggles around and puts out messy by Rui Correia
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13/06/2012 23:06:26
by Rui Correia
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