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Talkback: Night-scented plants

intoxicating sweet scent. Highly reccomended ...!!! Good to hear that there are so many of you who love perfumed plants as I do.....but interestingly I'm not so keen on bottled perfumes or, worse still, aftershaves ! is it possible to grow honeysuckle from by Christine

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28/11/2011 18:39:06

by Loz

Underplanting silver birch

Planted small silver birch clump late last autumn (10 trees). Any suggestions for underplanting this (hopefully) dappled shade area? Looking for something low growing, low maintenance, giving cover but not boring. I have similar situation by cat woman

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25/03/2012 23:29:01

by Annieseed

No apples and few crab apples.... :(

but we used them to provide pectin in jam along with the crabs. This year, there are NO FRUITS at all! Could this be weather-related? Very close to it, we have unwisely allowed a wild cherry to grow rather large this year. We will cut it down this autumn by wisehedgecrone

11/08/2012 09:49:01

by Green Magpie

Trees that provide cover for a small garden please!!

the trees, since I should think that their only rights were to cut off the overhanging branches and give them back to you. We had a similar problem with neighbours and trees. We solved it by putting up a pergola and planting large climbers to grow over it by bobcat3

10/03/2013 12:09:26

by LeadFarmer

fruit trees

Just got four fruit trees given.They have been in pots for about 10 months.There is 1 Apple 1 Cherry and 2 Pear.Can they be planted at any time of the year from there pots.And what and when to feed them? Hi Tel, yes you can plant potted fruit trees by Tel3

17/04/2013 22:40:23

by BobTheGardener

Mystery plants

be Viburnum tinus. How big do they grow Maggie, and when do they flower and what do they look like? There will be some sort of flower even if it's insignificant. A catkin type of flower if Silver surfer is right about 2. My guess is that1. is evergreen and 2 by Maggie jones

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29/04/2013 17:45:13

by Tootsietim

Talkback: Ivy

.Donutsmrs – the thing about propagating your father in-law’s cherry tree is that you won’t quite know what you’re getting. Most cherry trees are grown on rootstocks to control their size (they are very vigorous trees), so if you just take a cutting or grow from seed by Anne Wareham

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28/11/2011 18:44:12

by elsie123

Talkback: Growing peppers

to select one that'll suit your taste buds! I have been growing Cherry Bomb (Devon Chilli Farm) for several years- easy to grow and are still in my unheated greenhouse as I write this comment. They are hanging like bright red fairy light bulbs and looking by Oak Lawn

28/11/2011 18:40:02

by ronb

Talkback: More mischief

part of the country we are in, I am on coast in East Anglia. Sweet million as usual performed a treat - recovering from a 2 week hol! Saves so much money as a cherry tomatoe lover! This is my first year growing veg. I have two Tomato plants (moneymaker by Lorna

28/11/2011 18:29:55

by Antonia

High water table: dwarf fruit trees in raised beds?

of the existing soil? I'm going to have to do all this myself and being a 63 yr old lass and under 5 foot I would be glad if it didn't involve more digging than necessary! Hi Whiteflowers, I am growing a dwarf apricot in a large pot 18in high and at least as deep by Whiteflowers

02/04/2013 11:48:22

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