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Talkback: Garden birds, squirrels and fruit crops

tayberry growing in a pot had some fruit on yesterday morning, yesterday afternoon all gone. It is alright to grow tayberry in a pot? I didnt want it take over the garden. i found this website and i like its products just waiting for my delievery now by judith

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16/05/2012 22:28:04

by Ken 2

Slugs

if there's lovely young lettuce or cabbage spread around the plants you want to keep! Lettuce you can grow 10 a penny, also means collecting them up is real easy every night. I don't use anything ...as Ben says cost .. I hunt them at night I haven't yet by Pamelala

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07/03/2013 17:58:42

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Is it ever going to STOP!!!!

I am getting very very cross at this weather!!! Everything in the garden is retarded...The dreaded blight got to the first earlies so up they came on the plus side they were very nice... The runners wont grow properly they just start then stop by susan howard2

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02/07/2012 19:51:49

by Gaffelbiter

confused..

, maybe because the soil is acid/sandy, on the edge of a heath?) Even the spinach beet and lettuce from seed did really well. The usual advice is to grow food that's expensive rather than cheap to buy, but I got huge satisfaction from feeding my family of four with my own by lisa berry

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30/03/2012 12:27:22

by missberry

Talkback: Sowing vegetable seeds outdoors

, but I'm going to have a go at growing my own veg. My question is I want to give the soil a boost what should I dig with it, to give it & the veg I want to grow a kick start? Hi Jean, you can improve your soil for growing vegetables by adding compost by Gemma

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25/04/2012 14:27:07

by Ronniekav

Please help me design my garden - part 1

stores, but try the T.V.channels i did saved pounds One thing I learnt is get the children invoved and the younger the better There are lots of different sorts of perennial geraniums which are pretty and very easy to grow, also veronicas, penstemons by Laura P

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05/05/2013 15:56:15

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Talkback: Reap what you sow

beds. The defence in part I am sure is due to copper piping attached all around the edge. So, the 20-30 types of vegetables I'm growing this year are safe-ish. One night I did find a brave slug stretching more than double it's body length over by Cathy

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28/11/2011 18:27:17

by Izzypops

Talkback: Cold spell

'm growing garlic,spring onions, carrots, tomatoes, strawberries, blackcurrants, chille peppers, leeks cabbage and curly leafed parsley and mint, this year! Its like livin on a farm! hehe!!!! Any other suggestions are always welcome! It was absolutely by galloway130

28/11/2011 18:37:44

by PhillDoc

Talkback: Autumn on the allotment

in this field. I have a patch of about 8feet by four feet. Can you pls advise me how to prepare the soil and what can I plant at this time of the year. I tried to grow some vegetables, but did not succeed excepet cherry tomatoes grew in abundence. Thanks by Kathryn

28/11/2011 18:39:36

by Lila Das Gupta

Beans not germinating/being eaten

on as they grow, in these appalling conditions of high winds, torrential rain, clarty soil, and voracious meeces, slugs and snails. I've been sowing them inside and planting them out when they get big enough but all of them have either been eaten by slugs by Lokelani

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17/07/2012 06:06:05

by muddy mare

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