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Talkback: King of cabbages

onions? Annie - I used to lift all my dahlias but last year decided to cover them with a mulch of manure and this year they have produced a wonderful show. I will leave them in the ground this year too. I've had great success in my first year of growing by sandi

28/11/2011 18:29:56

by janeyliz

Storing Dahlia Tubers

I have read many articles and watched several video clips on methods of storing Dahlia Tubers each one differing in some way from the next. I would value comments on the essential points to watch out for during the overwintering process. My home by Malcolm Harrison

12/11/2012 17:57:41

by Tootles

Talkback: The benefits of the sunflower

When is the best time to winter my dahlias and geraniums as they still in full bloom? I have grown Sunflowers for the Gardeners World seed trial, some of mine have gone mouldy too I think it must be to do with the awful wet weather we have had by Plants

28/11/2011 18:30:10

by dannijwcornwall

What plants go well with Freesia?

good with them? Will the foliage stay lush and green after flowering until the autumn? It's surprising how little little information there is on line! I have tried to grow them several times and failed miserably, they are supposed to be difficult by DavesBonnyLass

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23/05/2012 20:18:56

by blairs

whats eating my runner bean leaves

the round....4 out of 7 plants are still growing but they have all been eaten....any ideas anybody as to what is eating the and what can I do ..Please !!! I have thought of putting some white fleecey stuff over the to prevent what ever is eating them getting by flowergirl4

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19/06/2012 22:24:06

by quercus_rubur

Idea's for a North American Themed garden

were a hot favourite there, known as praire planting. I also believe there are a lot of dahlia fans. But it is a big country with lots of diverse climates, so you could probably try anything and it would be popular in one part of america. Cacti by Daniel Lipton

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27/05/2012 16:58:08

by obelixx

Colour. In garden

strong (gaudy) colours dahlias are a good option. You can buy them in March and they should flower from July to the frosts. If you want to grow flowers from seed Cosmos are good for late colour, they also do a great white. I also have some salvias by Pdh

06/09/2012 10:02:26

by Pdh

Monty's Jewel Garden - what's that plant?

would say Zinnia as well I'm growing some called Raspberry Lemonade, more pastel shades....they've just started to germinate Rosa pulcino wrote (see) This may have been listed elsewhere, but if you enter GW through the BBC web site, and not through by Faye Marshall

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05/04/2013 21:57:30

by Faye Marshall

Veg beds at front - how to make them attractive

of erecting/growing some sort of windbreak if the plot's that exposed. How about some photos of the front garden; it would help people to give you advice. Plant some low shrubs round the outside to break the wind and give you some colour. * Red Dahlia by * Red Dahlia *

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27/03/2013 10:31:28

by * Red Dahlia *

Talkback: Most loved plants

twenty. I have also grown Dahlia's from seed, which germinate very well and although they are supposed to be annuals, they still develop a tuber, so I treat these in the same way. Growing from seed you get a varied colour selection of both flowers by titaflan

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28/11/2011 18:40:20

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