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Problem with baby plants,help needed.

Hello everyone! A year ago, after I graduated gardening school, I started to grow young plants and vegetables. But this year I'm in trouble with them and need a helping hand. Look closer: http by GardeningStartup

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08/04/2013 21:17:16

by Sam Glendinning

Border plants

. It's Ribes x odoratum, or Buffalo Currant. It also has a delightful clove scent....I hope you like it. Thank you for the reply. It seems like my description was missing as i was using my mobile. I want some suggestion on border plant which by kru

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19/04/2012 11:15:03

by Salino

Fruit for amatures

I've been interested in horticulture since an early age but now at the age of 19 i'm thinking of growing some fruit. Before i do so i wouldn't mind getting the opinions of others to see their views on a good fruit to start off on and how i would by ApprenticeSam

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24/02/2013 14:17:27

by chica

pruning

OOOh I did laugh at the jobs for next week--- pruning flowering currant and forsythia! Ours, and also even daffodilts, are nowhere near flowering- the incessant snow and cold being the culprits. I think mine might be ready to prune about June!!!! I by MaggieL

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30/03/2013 22:32:42

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Talkback: Stinky plants

agree that Gardenia can be overpowering indoors - ok for a litle while and then it gets too much. The common flowering currant shrub is one most people do not want to be close to. Some people find the smell of pelargoniums off-putting but the ones by Garden Hero

28/11/2011 18:41:33

by eloise walker

replanting after hedge removal

plants and preparing the bed would be welcome. I think roots will be a problem but digging them out is not an optio! Libby, I have known Currants and Gooseberries do well on a north west side but they were well off the fence and did get some sun. Most by libbyhawthorn@gmail.

28/04/2012 12:58:25

by Palaisglide

No fruit on my redcurrant

My redcurrant is now about 2.5 years old and I think it should show some signs of fruiting. Last year I pruned it and therefore didn't get any fruits at all. This year I have locked the secatearus away but still no sign of currants. The bush locks by Swedboy

11/07/2012 21:31:13

by sotongeoff

Fruit Cages

gardener actually!). Reasonably heavy black netting works well, squirrels did eventually chewed through one corner but have left the repair alone, don't know why but we are grateful.. We grow apples, red, black and white currants, blueberries, gooseberries by sparker

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13/07/2012 12:18:58

by Bookertoo

Talkback: 'Grow Your Own' Week: Forest gardening

Thank you for the useful websites, James. in the Rockies National Park in Canada you can see forest gardening as done by nature - gooseberries, black currants, raspberries, abound under the trees as well as lots of fungi and edible tips of fern by karenwilde

28/11/2011 18:40:36

by Gwen from Ely

wisest use of space

with general planting and seed sowing etc. Or would i be better to plant blackberries and other soft fruit? Perfect spot for fan trained apricots and figs. You could grow other soft fruit (black currants, gooseberries and strawberries, in front of them so by lisa massey

04/11/2012 18:02:05

by Dovefromabove

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