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Invasion of the slippery slugs

the garden this morning !!! I'm growing a clematis and an annual climber through plastic bottles at the moment as both were attacked by slugs/snails but some foliage remained and both seem to be recovering at the moment. I also tried the bottles and parts by susan howard2

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01/07/2012 23:34:23

by Leggi

Garden gaffes

and hopefully I learn something along the way. Any idea how big this silver birch is gonna grow ? 60 80 ft. Asked for advice on tomato growing by a colleague, I went out to his greenhouse to find some rampant specimens in growbags - very leafy and only one by jean riley

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07/06/2012 08:11:04

by auntie betty

Dragon claw willow

A friend has just cut my dragon claw willow tree back down to about two meters of trunk, he was trying to help but i'm gutted. Will it grow back and if not can i plant a cutting to grow. Please help!!! The RHS via google says you can massacre by Bushy 77

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22/04/2013 20:32:26

by obelixx

Talkback: Valentine's Day flowers

My aim for this year is to grow my own cut flowers as they're even getting quite expensive now too in the supermarkets. There is something very rewarding in going out and cutting your own flowers from the garden! i'm a florist but I have a passion by Kate Bradbury

28/11/2011 18:43:05

by Boo Emmins

What is your kind of garden?

structure which is lost in summer frothiness. No cottage garden for me but no bare earth either. Don't like annuals in garden, except in pots I grow all types of plants in my garden, shrubs to give height and structure, climbing roses, clematis, jasmine by Gardening Grandma

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02/08/2012 22:33:40

by hilaryjones1

Recycling things to use in the garden

of plastic milk cartons - cloche to protect newly emerging clematis/lupins/ hostas from slugs. Or, upside down with cap on and pressed into soil, beer trap for slugs. Fruit punnets already have holes punched in so are useful as planting trays or for cut by Sam Glendinning

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28/02/2013 07:43:58

by Gardening Grandma

New Gardener . . . New House . . . What would you plant?

nice with some plants growing by your windows ,pyracantha,clematis,honeysuckle or a climbing rose,with small plants in between with a few in pots,even evergreens.I say this as a garden near me is wonderful all year round,yet it is a small narrow garden by lakerhater

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05/01/2013 23:18:32

by Sam Glendinning

Talkback: Winter snow and tender plants

trying to do some weeding round the onions but it is no good, and as for using the hoe its just not working t(the ground is like concrete). i think i will have to leave it till the weather warms up. Yep i agree with the last comment made here !! clematis by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:41:34

by mikegwen

Talkback: My gardening year

garden to show off the brightly coloured flowers. These two areas will be developed further next year and I will grow my plants in the Olympic colours for my Olympic garden in 2012. As perennials from seed usually take three years to flower I shall start by maureen60

28/11/2011 18:42:45

by Kate Bradbury

Some pics of my before and after garden

as with most new estates and we overcame this by putting trellis to our existing wall and fence and planted honeysuckle, pyracantha, roses, ivy, jasmine. We also added two pergolas over which we have grown wisteria, roses and clematis. We also added a small by Lavender Lady

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08/08/2012 12:56:39

by Tegan M

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