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Verbena B

't the best and the soil is a bit compacted....but they are growing. Do you think it's best to pot on? will this speed up their growth? Thanks for any information I don't know if it's normal hollie hock but it's how mine are. Waiting for some warmth perhaps by hollie hock

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14/05/2013 21:06:37

by hollie hock

holly bush

Hi does anybody know how big the roots are on a holly bush/tree? ie do they grow down into the soil or spread out? I have an overgrown bush which I would like to attempt to move. Assuming i don't get prickled to death by its leaves, how big by Christine Bethell

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15/04/2012 08:48:52

by Christine Bethell

Pruning tall evergreen holly

of holly trees (which actually come up like weeds in suitable circumstances), by cutting them right down to ground level. But they grow up again, as vigourous as before. It is not easy to get rid of a holly tree. A simple wooden frame might help to get by Hu Cro

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06/12/2012 19:58:08

by flowering rose

Help with Plant Identification

Hi Can anyone help with identifying this plant please, I am in Afghanistan and have a small garden in our compound. This started to grow and we have looked over the internet to find out what it is but are really stumped, Any help please Some sort by Budgieo

14/06/2013 05:22:09

by auntie betty

delphiniun

Is it possible to grow delphiniums in a pot , I have been given two as a present ,but have no room to put them, black night is their name , Yes you can, because I do. I do it because I have some spare so I put Imto large pots . Won't be as tall by witch

22/05/2013 20:20:16

by witch

Leylandi replacement

. Hi Sue, Removing them sounds like a lot of work ! But glossing quickly over that .... we have holly hedges which are evergreen and pretty dense - they certainly screen us from the road. Also a beech hedge isn't evergreen, but keeps its leaves all by Sue F

02/04/2013 21:29:37

by chicky

seed trouble

Hi all, am finding planting seeds a bit hit and miss, is this normal or am i doing something wrong, zinnia, cosmos, marigolds, some dahlias and a few sea holly came up lovely but naga chilli didnt show or stock, aster, red rudbeckia and poppies by Buttercup123

03/05/2013 23:13:37

by Zoomer44

out and about in the Quantock hills

types of heather that grow on the moors.Here the heather(ling) grows in abundance and looks stunning when its out as does the yellow gorse with its coconut scent.There are Holly trees,oak,Hawthorn growing here on top as well as in the wooded valleys by flowering rose

08/11/2012 17:27:47

by flowering rose

circular formal raised bed what centre piece

and budget. Not a weeping willow. Far, far too big. What about a standard (not a rose) I've just planted a standard holly 'Blue Angel' that has loads of berries and would complement your box.http://www.jparkers.co.uk/plant-0001847/holly-blue-angel/ You do by blackest

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27/04/2013 19:27:21

by BobTheGardener

Lamium and Ajuga propagation

I grew Lamium and Ajuga in pots last year and I would like to propagate them. All the books seem to say that if they grow in the ground they produce their own offsets and therefore they should be divided. As they are in containers can I take by kate1123

04/08/2012 12:22:42

by kate1123

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