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Garden Gallery 2013

already seen them. Nothing much of my own to post just now. Some snaps in my garden, taken today. Hellebores, snowdrops, and primroses... Just wanted to share this picture ive just found in my camera with you from my garden last summer. I grew by sotongeoff

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11/03/2013 08:04:10

by discodave

Does the grass stay green?

. I can see that the snowdrops have got taller while the snow has covered them and narcissi leaves are poking through the white stuff. It stopped freezing long enough today for the hellebores to stand upright, the leaves that I haven't removed yet by chilli lover

24/01/2013 22:27:19

by Zoomer44

plants on a tree lined back drop

such as hellebores will add winter interest with foliage and flowers in late winter and early spring and there's a whole host of bulbs for spring colour too starting with winter aconites and snowdrops through crocuses and narcissus which can all be naturalised by biggarden_smallknowledge

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25/06/2012 15:36:05

by obelixx

shade loving plants and grasses

cause an issue aswell. Any thoughts and ideas would be much appreciated. The space is around 1m by 1.5m Thanks Wrighty I'm new to gardening so there won't be anything too original here, but hellebores, hostas, ferns of varying colours. Aquilegias do well by Jason Wright

01/05/2013 22:06:49

by Jess is in the Garden

Help identifying plants.

.com/albums/u183/gatheringdarkness1/Unknown%20Plants/ Hi Bonnie, the first one's a hellebore, the second looks like it's posssibly a scabious, the third looks very familiar but haven't a clue what it is - it reminds me of a peace lily, most often grown as a by Bonnie2

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24/04/2012 06:58:44

by lilylouise

New Years Day flower count

; Iris unguicularis, several hellebores, Cornus mas. cyclamen,pink rose rambler,pyracantha, mahonia,yellow jasmine, these are are out in my garden,around about there are roses,fushias,even sweet peas!the daffs are poking through .are all those out by nutcutlet

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05/01/2013 19:49:14

by hollie hock

Flowers we don't like?

plastic! I like the double ones and they are great for a site that doesn't like sun, where not many flowers will grow. I have a space like that and grow snowdrops, daffs, hostas, astilboides, hellebores, primulas, hemerocallis, chelone, Japanese anemones by artjak

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11/03/2013 08:43:35

by Joe_the_Gardener

Making new beds from lawn

Hi I'm new to the gardening game and have just begun to convert a large portion of my garden into beds to grow veg & flowers. So far I've managed to dig up and turn over a portion of the plot. I've dug in some horse manure from b & q, but some by cookingkate

22/03/2013 22:59:32

by Verdun

Weeding - a forgotten skill? Discuss ....

Looking about me as I do, it appears to me that the skill of regular methodical weeding is often ignored by gardening programmes and magazines. You really do have to keep on top of weeding to give plants the best chance to grow well by Dovefromabove

12/10/2012 08:54:23

by Christopher2

Talkback: Top 10 plants for a dream garden

Downie, the blackbids leave the fruit on the tree until the ground freezes, this is obviously their emergency reserve, I grow a lot of different lavenders from seed, other bird/insect magnets are oregano, rosemary and ecchium blue bedder,all have a by determinedpeterplant

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07/03/2013 18:35:13

by SwissSue

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