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Seed packet grumbles

Why do seed packets contain so little information? I purchased some seeds from Sara Raven but regret it constantly. There is just not enough info on how to grow the seeds! For example - Morning Glory... they need more than just popping into seed by Outdoor girl

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01/05/2013 21:50:08

by muddy mare

Talkback: Southern oak bush-cricket

the international Kite festival is "next door" on the Downs so we should see some spectacular kites flying way above the garden. A week-end treat not to be missed. Richard, my ivy thicket, now in flower, where my first generation of holly blues overwintered,is now by judyjenn

28/11/2011 18:44:09

by terrycc

Using a stump Grinder

Hi, I have cut down a large laurel and a after much deliberation a holly (I had some small plants which had seeded itself around the base so I transplanted them in another area). I am now left with 2 large stumps which I cant dig out. I've thought by pavery026

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07/06/2012 14:40:46

by pavery026

Larkspur and Monkshood

for the following year, try bringing them in and give em the window sill treatment. Oh great Lyn Thankyou. That would explain why nothing has come up. I will give it another go and fetch them into the house. Thanks.x Larkspurs, I find them strange plants to grow by Sam Glendinning

07/04/2013 22:49:57

by nutcutlet

Late winter cuttings - what next

I took some cuttings in September and a few have overwintered with minimal growth. I have been taking the tips out of the long growing shoots when they appear. Some cuttings look better than others! What now though. I split them from the cutting by * Red Dahlia *

09/04/2013 23:31:33

by * Red Dahlia *

Heucheras

but have to say my heucheras grow well. And my Magnolia in apot is in full bud. Scotkkat, don't know those varieties. I had success with two varieties I bought that would not thrive in the ground yet have loved vpbeing in pots.Chicky, Heucheras do tend by scotkat

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07/04/2013 23:12:45

by nutcutlet

Buddleia

it in greenhouse ...for the second (it grew very fast) potting I put it outside. Protected young plants, hardy or not, grow better than those left to fend for themselves outside and will outperform them in their first year. Hollie hock it will be a bed to screen by bunnysgarden

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03/02/2013 20:39:38

by bunnysgarden

Bees, Butterflies and Blooms

and many wee bits make a huge bit eventualy. I agree, the Sarah Raven programme was fantastic, and it all makes sence, just let the hedge rows/wild flowers grow,we have many baron fields around us that look dreadful so why can't they be ploughed then sewn by Botticelliwoman

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18/03/2012 19:38:18

by gavtheblade

My new project. Where do I start!

's not to late to sow some holly-hock and foxglove seeds in little trays (to be potted up to flower next year). They're both tall and colourful flowers, and might look nice growing against the fencing, if they would grow there (holly-hocks like some sun). Hi by Insomnia1973

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30/07/2012 23:51:07

by Insomnia1973

Salvia Sclarea

and give them away to friends. I can usually find them a home. lovetogarden- This certainly,caught my eye. Sounds and looks like my kind of plant. Thanks for sharing PS- Is that cosmos or larkspur growing to the left in the first picture? Hi Hollie by lovetogarden

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05/07/2012 22:38:42

by Dovefromabove

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