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Should I dig up my Allysum?

germinate and grow one year and flower, seed and die the next year. There are also perennials, which live for several years. Many of these die back to nothing over winter, producing fresh growth in spring (e.g., lupins, delphiniums) whilst others keep a few by Jo Hamilton

17/10/2012 11:31:06

by Alina W

My Thompson & Morgan seedlings

Dear all, I took advantage of a GW special offer and just the other week, received my seedlings as follows - Echinacea primadonna, lavender hidcote, Penstemon tubular bells, Geum Mrs bradshaw, Delphinium Pacific Giants and Digitalis Excelsior. I by yvette303

27/08/2012 18:04:02

by yvette303

In flower now

Just looking around my very young garden at whats in flower now and I still have a delphinium in bloom, a shirley poppy, roses, argyranthemum, snap dragons, wild carrot and lavender. I have primroses, wallflowers, winter honeysuckle, pansies by Muvs Dashwood

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05/01/2013 17:58:50

by Rosa carriola

Talkback: King of cabbages

I sowed some perrenial seeds, delphiniums, foxgloves and hollyhocks. They have come up ok and are still small, sitting in individual pots on a shelf on my frost free balcony...(I live in london). When should I plant them out? thanks I have been by sandi

28/11/2011 18:29:56

by janeyliz

What has eaten my Lupin - I need to protect the other 3

them at it-if you go out after dark you may find them on the plant-use whatever you like to deter I agree. Almost certainly slugs or snails. I lost all my delphiniums one year to the little beggars. I try to be organic, but there isn't really a good by ANGIE DAWSON

30/07/2012 15:23:47

by Matt Lee

Are these leopard slugs?

it is decaying. We have no damage on our hostas or on our delphiniums I'm still crossing my fingers tho' they are like the ones that came into the kitchen via a damp opening in the wall.They are very light with spots like a tiger and I don't know by Amy-new-at-this

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13/05/2013 18:12:08

by Welshonion

perennial plug plants

. Interesting that you are going to over winter the delphiniums, I was wondering if they would survive. The ones I have had in the garden, didn't stand a chance this year. If I overwinter them will they keep growing green foilage? I thought as perennials by melanie walker

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07/08/2012 14:31:31

by christopher2

Safe species for a tall hedge in high density housing estate?

to getting some of those winter gardening jobs done this weekend! Having had a beech hedge which took years to get rid of you will gather I'm not a fan! They shed their leaves all in one go in the spring, grow at a rate of knots (I once planted a delphinium by RedClaire

26/01/2013 17:10:08

by Welshonion

What do you think of this combination?

to make any suggestion or comments, I'm sure there are loads of plants I haven't even considered due to my limited knowledge of plants. Thanks in advance, Tina Sounds lovely! How about soem Delphiniums for the back or some Canterbury bells? The bees have by Tina_i_am

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21/06/2012 23:40:39

by sterelitza

Where do you grow your Allium's?

, that will hide the dying leaves. They prefer full sun but most will do ok in light or dappled shade They do seem to put up with a lot. They seed themselves about and some of them end up in the shade. I just bung them in where I need height before the delphiniums by lucky3

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13/05/2013 21:44:00

by Woodgreen wonderboy

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