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coriander

is that before I would grow it on the windowsill and now I grow it in the conservatory - which may tie in with what you are saying Italophile, it could be too hot? I assumed wrongly that herbs loved heat - so in fact it is good news for me - I can easily find a by Lavande

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04/06/2012 10:18:17

by Green Magpie

Alternative uses for a shady raised bed

I have a lovely raised bed (about 12 foot diameter) which houses what's left of a lawn. The bed is half shaded by conifers, half sunny. The grass does not grow too well in the shady area, so I would like to do something else with this site. I would by Alison Trafford

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28/02/2013 20:35:55

by Alison Trafford

Talkback: Best in show at Gardeners' World Live

's just a small town garden, with a raised bed - and too much shade! I've got things like ferns, a fatsia, hellebores, hostas in there at the moment - and I'm growing herbs and salad leaves in pots in the one sunny corner. I also have a severe slug by Show visitor

28/11/2011 18:36:28

by James A-S

Square Foot Gardening

to grow some veggies. I'm doing this with my 4 year old son - he loves it!!!! So far we have raddish x 2, spring onions x 2, beetroot, salad leaves, peas, dwarf beans - every week we plant a new couple of sqaures to keep him interested - it's great by cliffbutler

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09/05/2012 11:37:16

by Marinelilium

Growing Lillies in containers

up as they grow -like earthing up potatoes As they are small bulbs-all the same?-put them in a container say 8 inches in diameter should they be able to see light. i.e dont cover them completely and do i grow indoors? No -they are hardy-need to grow by David 25

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07/02/2013 21:28:04

by maggie-1

Talkback: My favourite harvest recipes

allomentt said its because of the rain,,,this is our 1st year of growing our own and my it is hard work but now so worth it,everyone is doing there harvest,rasberries still doing well,next year might try different tomatoes to grow and see which ones grow by HelenReeley

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30/01/2012 11:31:35

by Campbell McKee

Scented flowers

the colour as well. My fave rave at the moment is Daphne bholua 'Jaqueline Postill', beloved by Roy Davison. It's a slow growing semi-evergreen that will get to 6ft. They are devilishly expensive (£30-60) but will reward you for weeks with their waxy very by David Hurrion

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25/05/2012 22:26:46

by cufcskim

Talkback: Top 10 plants for a dream garden

mediterranean herbs/shrubs. Well my dream list would be......... Peonies...........Japanese anemomes....mmmmmm........orchids (if I could get outside growing ones).......errrmm.....bedding geraniums (absolutely love!).........packet of wild flower seeds by determinedpeterplant

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07/03/2013 18:35:13

by SwissSue

Talkback: Not another courgette!

is new to growing veg! Thanks for the recipe Ruffy - sounds very simple quick and tasty. I tried Sophie G's risotto the other night and it was fab - I can totally recommend it! It's got loads of fresh herbs in it and very little parmesan so it's fresh by Ruffy

28/11/2011 18:29:50

by Dee

Autumn and what now?

friendly garden you need a variety of plants that flowered from autumn to spring. Hi everyone. We have quite a lot of fences with ivy growing up them. The bees absolutely love the flowers which last well into the winter. ChrisX lovetogarden wrote (see) We by Cia

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20/09/2012 22:28:38

by carolinesmith

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